Total Raised Fund

90%
Raised
316,138,500
Goal
350,000,000
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Clean Water for Rural Tanzania

This cause aims to install boreholes in ten rural villages in Tanzania to provide clean water access, reduce waterborne diseases, and improve community health.

Supporting Our Cause Together

Meet Our Dedicated Team Members

Sarah Mtemvu

NGO Coordinator

John Mwakalinga

Church Treasurer

Pastor Daniel Mwenda

Church Leader

Adena Tanner

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Support for Our Harambee

What People Say

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Samuel Mbise

Water Committee Member

Since the water project was completed, cases of waterborne diseases have dramatically decreased in our village. Our children can attend school regularly instead of being sick at home.

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Get In Touch

If you have any questions, please contact us!

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Answers to Common Inquiries

Frequently Asked Questions

Many rural communities in Tanzania rely on unsafe water sources, leading to health issues and hardships. This project ensures clean and accessible water for thousands of people.

We primarily use deep borehole wells with solar-powered pumps, which provide reliable, clean water even during dry seasons. Each system is designed for the specific geological conditions of the location.

Your donation will help fund the construction of wells, boreholes, and water purification systems, ensuring safe drinking water for communities in need.

Community members contribute labor, local materials, and form water management committees that oversee maintenance, fair distribution, and collect small user fees for repairs. This ensures community ownership and sustainability.

We are currently focusing on rural villages in Arusha, Dodoma, and Singida, where access to clean water is scarce.

We install appropriate filtration systems, conduct regular water quality testing, and train community members on water safety practices, proper storage, and system maintenance.

We train local communities on water management, maintenance, and conservation to keep the water sources functional for years to come.

Each community establishes a maintenance fund from small user fees. We train local technicians who can handle basic repairs, and our technical team provides support for more complex issues.

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