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The Air Pump Problem: Why Recurring Revenue Is The Money That Works In Year Seven
When donors travel to the field with us in East Africa, they often want to bring along soccer balls, and we love this. The kids love it even more. But we have one rule: No ball without an air pump.Read More
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Daaba Centre: When Clean Water Stays
When Well Aware first partnered with the community of Daaba in Kenya, access to water was uncertain. Today, the system serves approximately 9,000 people.Read More
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Well Aware Wins Game-Changing Campaign at Bloomerang’s Second Annual Givie Awards
Well Aware recognized at GiveCon 2026 for an innovative campaign strategy that virtually transported participants into their work across the world.Read More
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20 Miles in her Shoes: Recapping this year’s H2gO Challenge
We are so thankful to our community who stand behind our mission and not only raise awareness, but also change the way people in their lives think about water. Read more about the impact of this year's H2gO Challenge.Read More
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This Short Film Highlights How Clean Water Changes Lives in Kenya
Directed by Jameela Elfaki and produced by Laird and Good Company the short film highlights how access to clean water is transforming daily life for a young girl in KenyaRead More
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A Year That Strengthened Us: The Well Aware Kenya Team Story
Across the teams that form the core of Well Aware’s operations in Kenya- Hydro, Engineering, Operations & Management, and Community, a new type of strength began to develop amongst the muck.Read More
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Unwrapping 2025: Resilience, Gratitude, and the Road Ahead
This year hasn’t been easy. For Well Aware, 2025 has tested every ounce of our resilience - as a team, as a mission, and as a community of people who believe deeply that clean water should never be out of reach.Read More
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Turning Pages into Progress: P&T Knitwear Supports Well Aware with 20% of Sales During World Water Week
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
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What Does It Mean to Be in The Village?
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
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The Human Side of Community Development
Through empathy, innovation, and action, we don’t just deliver water, we deliver dignity, health, and hope.Read More
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The Nonprofit Sector Is At A Breaking Point; It’s Time For A New Playbook
To survive this challenging period, we must fundamentally redesign our approach. This requires a courageous commitment to change from four key stakeholder groups.Read More
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Why Do So Many Water Projects Fail When Success is Possible?
A new well, a symbol of hope and health, often becomes a monument to good intentions gone awry - a broken pump handle, a contaminated water source, a system abandoned. But why?Read More
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Njoguini’s New Standard for Success
The transformation of Njoguini Primary is nothing short of remarkable. Once on the brink of closure due to a dire water shortage, the school and the surrounding community have blossomed into a thriving hub of growth and...Read More