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Why The Nonprofit Sector Is Broken— And How To Start Fixing It

The evolution of philanthropy over time has changed the landscape of nonprofit organizations’ work, but the structures within which our organizations must still operate often stifle innovation and our ability to scale.Read More
Fixing Water Systems In East Africa Before Problems Get Out Of Hand

Forbes award-winning journalist Anne Field, writes about the journey of the Well Beyond App by Well Aware, and the potential it has to leave an impression on the world.Read More
RELiON® Battery Partners With Nonprofit Well Aware To Provide Clean Water To Communities In Kenya

RELiON® Battery, a global leader in the development of lithium batteries, has announced a partnership with Well Aware, a nonprofit organization committed to funding and implementing clean water systems to drive development...Read More
Making Well Aware: The Untold Story

“11 years ago when I commissioned Daaba Centre (one of Well Aware’s first projects); it was a no-go zone, guarded by the locals armed and ready to fight. During my second visit, the area was a war zone..."Read More
A year of innovation and rapid growth

2022 has been a year of hard work, innovation, and reach. As we continue in the fight for clean water, what we know is that we have really great supporters, clean water is a basic human right, and our team is mighty.Read More
Walkin’ in a Winter Waterland

Over 18,000 more people will have clean water in 2023! Missed the Gala? Here’s a recap!Read More
Short-Staffed? 14 Practical Ways Nonprofit Leaders Can Approach This Issue

14 Forbes Nonprofit Council members, including our Founder, Sarah Evans, offer tips on how nonprofit leaders can address a staff shortage and implement solutions that benefit all sides.Read More
Not Enough New Tech for the Developing World Is in Progress, Study Says

In a Lifewire interview, our founder Sarah Evans discusses how building technologies can help the developing world.Read More
Growth and Changes at Well Aware

You may have noticed that Well Aware has grown a lot lately. We have been funding and implementing clean water infrastructure for 13 years now, and are so proud to continue to maintain a 100% success rate for our incredible pRead More
Thankful for a life with clean water

Clean water is necessary for a life of health, development, and opportunity. But, for far too many, clean water is not a guarantee.Read More
Selina’s Wish for Water

Spending many hours at the river reduced the quality of her work and she often had to carry the small baby to the river to get some water for basic cooking and cleaning. The water she fetched at the river was contaminated.Read More
Clean Water to Clean Hands

What is often forgotten is the benefit of water beyond this. Yes, clean water is critical for drinking, but with it also comes sanitation and hygiene, and a Ripple Effect of impact.Read More