We fund and implement lasting clean water systems to drive development and empower communities in East Africa. To date, we continue to maintain a 100% success rate across all 130+ water projects, compared with the industry average of 40%.
Together, we have the power to create a world where every human has access to the basic right of clean water.
“We are incredibly honored to have been named an Anthem Award winner in the Responsible Technology category. We created the Well Beyond app to better serve the communities that we provide clean water for in East Africa and it is humbling to see our work recognized. The power of technology is immense, and we are fortunate to be able to use it as a tool to keep water systems up and running for years to come.”
Well Aware is thrilled to announce a special World Water Week partnership with P&T Knitwear, a family-owned independent bookstore in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.Read More
Behind every donation is a story, a reason, and a heart that chose to show up — and we’re honored to share the stories of three of our Village members with you.Read More
Through empathy, innovation, and action, we don’t just deliver water, we deliver dignity, health, and hope.Read More
Meet Alvin - his story will inspire you. 🌍
With parents who immigrated from the Philippines, Alvin has seen firsthand how clean water can transform a community. Now, as a Village member, he’s helping make that impact last for generations.
In honor of World Water Week, we’re celebrating the people who make clean water possible, our incredible Village members!
Curious how Alvin is making a difference? Read his full Interview in our bio! 👆✨
It`s #WorldHumanitarianDay 💙
To us, being a humanitarian means more than showing up in a crisis. It means building lasting solutions, together with the communities who need them most. 🌍✨
Here’s to the people - our partners, supporters, and local leaders - who prove every day that humanity is stronger when we work side by side.
Well Aware has been named one of just 35 finalists in the 2025 .ORG Impact Awards, chosen from nearly 3,000 organizations worldwide! 🌍
This honor is only possible because of YOU - our amazing team, supporters, and partner communities. 💙
➡️ Tap the link in bio to read more & celebrate with us!
One moment in Kenya changed everything for Caroline.
An energy specialist working across Africa, Caroline met Well Aware in 2010 while helping design solar-powered water pumps in Kenya. “I helped design and install about ten wells,” Caroline expressed. “Then I told them: hey, I’m in. I want to be part of this.”
In honor of World Water Week this month, we`re sharing stories from the people who make our work possible, the Village. 💙
✨ Read Caroline`s full interview to learn how her saying "yes" to the Village has changed countless lives at the link in our bio.
A little bit of luck + a whole lot of passion = our origin story 💙
Meet Kithoka, Kenya - an early adopter of the Well Beyond App by Well Aware. 🌍
“The app has proven to be a great necessity in our community. The WASH tool is really great, especially the option of training a group; it is relatively simple to train quite a large group. And the Swahili version has made it easier for the message to reach everyone, despite their literacy level and economic background.” – Naomi, Community Member
Comment "🙋♀️" if you know about our app! New? Learn more at the link in our bio.
That’s what Gary told us when we asked what it means to be a part of a giving community like The Village.
Gary has been a monthly donor for more than 5 years because he sees the difference long-term support makes.
In honor of World Water Week this month, we’re sharing stories from the people who make our work possible, the Village. 💙
✨ Read Gary’s full interview to hear what inspired his family to reach beyond their borders and commit to lasting impact. Link in bio!
Clean water at school does more than hydrate. It transforms lives.
When Well Aware builds on school grounds, we don’t just reach students, we reach entire communities. Water at school means fewer illnesses, better hygiene, and more time in classrooms instead of walking miles for water. Girls especially benefit, staying in school longer and managing menstruation with dignity. Attendance rates jump by 34%, and girls’ education soars by 58%.
It`s not just infrastructure - it’s education, equity, and empowerment in action.
Tap the link in bio to dive deeper into why school-based water projects are so important.
This is what hope looks like. 💧
Halfway up Mt. Kilimanjaro and already surpassed his fundraising goal! 🙌
Meet Greg, who’s turning every step of his climb into clean water for communities in East Africa. 💧 He set out to summit Africa’s tallest peak and raise funds for sustainable water systems, and he’s crushing both.
We’re in awe of your grit, heart, and impact. Keep climbing, Greg! We’re cheering you on all the way to the top. 💙
Check out his progress at the link in our bio.
When clean water is close by, kids don’t have to spend their days walking to fetch it. They get to just be kids.
This #InternationalDayofFriendship, we’re celebrating the joy that comes when children can focus on learning, playing, and building friendships instead of searching for water.
That’s the kind of future every child deserves.
#DYK? The average American uses 82 gallons of water every day at home - that’s about 16 jerry cans worth.
In many East African communities, families rely on around 3 jerry cans a day for all their water needs, and often that water isn’t clean.
Understanding these differences helps us appreciate the value of every drop and the importance of sustainable water solutions worldwide. 💙
Join our clean water mission today at the link in bio. 💧
