Choose a village. Change everything. Browse our water well projects across rural Malawi, from communities urgently seeking their first clean water source to recently completed wells now serving families for generations. Each well you fund serves hundreds of people, eliminates daily 2km+ walks to contaminated sources, and provides clean, safe water for 75 years. Every village below represents a chance to create permanent, transformational change. Villages with active funding needs are marked with a donate button.
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Zebediya Village Well Project
The 679 residents of Zebediya Village have no choice but to collect water from a shallow, muddy pond shared with livestock. This small water source is little more than liquid mud, yet it remains the only option for drinking, cooking, and daily use. This area is prone to cholera and other waterborne diseases, presenting severe health risks to the entire community. A properly constructed borehole in Zebediya Village will serve nearly 680 people and provide clean, safe drinking water to replace this dangerous contaminated source, dramatically improving the overall health and well-being of residents.Regular price $1.00 USDRegular priceUnit price perSale price $1.00 USDGoal: Loading...Raised: Loading...Progress: Loading... -
Luwerezi Village Well Project
Luwerezi Village has a clinic and maternity wing, but no access to clean water. The 870 residents must collect water from shallow, open muddy pits that are nothing more than puddles shared with livestock. This area is prone to cholera and other waterborne diseases, meaning the very place where patients seek medical care and mothers give birth relies on dangerous, contaminated water. A properly constructed borehole in Luwerezi Village will serve over 870 people and provide the clinic and maternity wing with safe water essential for patient care and newborn health, dramatically improving the overall health and well-being of residents.Regular price $1.00 USDRegular priceUnit price perSale price $1.00 USDGoal: Loading...Raised: Loading...Progress: Loading...
