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Last week, we saw record-breaking temperatures as high as 123°F in California and 107°F in Kansas. All over the world, people are feeling the heat. And without safe access to water, that heat can be dangerous. As temperatures climb, so does the need for safe water. Give now. |
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In weeks like this, many of us have options. We can grab a bottle from the fridge, stop at a café, or fill up a glass at the tap. When we feel the heat, we can do something about it. For 2.1 billion people around the world, that's not an option. Instead of turning on a tap at home, they walk. Often for hours, carrying heavy vessels on their backs, on their heads, or on their bikes. And when they get home – hot, exhausted, and hours behind on the rest of their day – the water they've collected may not even be safe to drink. Think about how you feel after a few hours in this heat. Now imagine if there was no safe water close by to cool you down. That's the reality billions of people around the world are facing right now. Donate now to help families beat the heat with safe water at home. |
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As the temperatures climb this summer – when you're thinking about comfortable shade, cold drinks, and staying cool – families living without safe water will be thinking about survival. You can help change that – one family at a time. Thank you, – The Water.org team P.S. Did you know that $5 can provide one person with lasting access to safe water? Please give today. |
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