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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
Recent News
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Well Aware Named Finalist in 2025 .ORG Impact Awards
One of 35 innovative, mission-driven changemakers selected from nearly 3,000 applicants across more than 120 countries.Read More
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Igniting Change Podcast: Tapping into Sustainable Water Solutions with Well Aware
In this episode, Sarah Evans speaks on how technology can be a game-changer in creating sustainable solutions for water scarcity issues, the importance of passion in driving change, and more.Read More
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An Interview With Our Very Own “Maji Man”, Mike Mutuku!
Many of you know and love Mike Mutuku, our Director of Programs in Kenya. In this blog, we dive into Mike’s “Why?”- his passions, his experiences, and what led him to be the “Maji Man” we all get to call “friend” today.Read More
Current Water Projects
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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
Articles
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Rising Stars: Meet Sarah Evans of Austin
"I went to Kenya on what was supposed to be a single trip, and I saw something that’s hard to unsee once you’ve seen it: communities where the water crisis wasn’t abstract; it was the organizing fact of daily life."Read More
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The ‘100%’ That Nonprofits Should Actually Be Chasing
Well Aware has been constructing water systems in East Africa since 2010. In that time, we’ve brought clean water to more than half a million people across 140 communities, and every single one of those communities still...Read More
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Why Frontline Organizations Feel Funding Cuts First And Hardest
In every downturn, one type of nonprofit absorbs the shock first and deepest: the ones directly responsible for delivering programs and services. And more people should know this.Read More
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Well Aware’s thirst for change
Laird and Good Company celebrate Earth Month with beautiful film for the water charity that highlights the transformative effect access to clean water has on Africa’s rural communities.Read More
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Sera: More Than Water
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DAFs Were Meant To Move Money, So Why Do They Keep Acting Like Banks?
While they were created to make giving easier and more strategic, for many nonprofits, DAFs are starting to feel like well-padded parking lots for generosity.Read More