The Wave
The Wave is a movement of monthly givers who provide people with access to clean water. Together we’re creating a ripple effect that’s changing lives.
Access to clean water increases access to education, creates work opportunities, and significantly improves health conditions.
Join The WaveOur Programs
Through our family of programs, we are bringing people together to provide the gift of clean water to 1 million people. Spanning continents and sports leagues, our programs are making a tangible and measurable difference in people’s lives.
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NFL Waterboys
The first program of Waterboys brought NFL players together from across the league to meet the initial goal of funding 32 deep borehole wells to represent the 32 NFL teams. Since accomplishing that goal in February of 2018, Waterboys has more than doubled its goal, serving 570,000 individuals clean water and inspiring the start of other Waterboys programs across leagues and locations.
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Hoops2O
Founded in 2018 with a Starting 5 roster of NBA players, Hoops2O recruits players and fans from across the NBA to raise funds and awareness for clean water projects in East Africa. They’re making buckets on the court and fighting for clean water access off it.
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Conquering Kili
Hiking Africa’s tallest mountain is no small feat. Neither is raising money to fund deep borehole wells. The Conquering Kili program empowers military veterans, clean water advocates, and athletes to tackle both challenges at once. Team up, and accept the challenge to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro and raise funds to provide clean water to Tanzanian communities in need.
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Hometown H2O
Water access is not only an issue in developing countries. In many low-income, rural and tribal U.S. communities, access to safe and affordable water is not guaranteed. Hometown H2o focuses on providing clean water to American communities, households, and schools that lack access to this fundamental resource.
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water4Her
water4Her is a movement initiated by women for water and Waterboys to mobilize 100,000 women, to help empower 100,000 women and girls by breaking down barriers to a basic need: access to clean water.
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NFL Waterboys
Hoops2O
Conquering Kili
Hometown H2O
water4Her
The first program of Waterboys brought NFL players together from across the league to meet the initial goal of funding 32 deep borehole wells to represent the 32 NFL teams. Since accomplishing that goal in February of 2018, Waterboys has more than doubled its goal, serving 570,000 individuals clean water and inspiring the start of other Waterboys programs across leagues and locations.
Join the NFL WaterboysFounded in 2018 with a Starting 5 roster of NBA players, Hoops2O recruits players and fans from across the NBA to raise funds and awareness for clean water projects in East Africa. They’re making buckets on the court and fighting for clean water access off it.
Join Hoops2O
Hiking Africa’s tallest mountain is no small feat. Neither is raising money to fund deep borehole wells. The Conquering Kili program empowers military veterans, clean water advocates, and athletes to tackle both challenges at once. Team up, and accept the challenge to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro and raise funds to provide clean water to Tanzanian communities in need.
Join Conquering Kili
Water access is not only an issue in developing countries. In many low-income, rural and tribal U.S. communities, access to safe and affordable water is not guaranteed. Hometown H2o focuses on providing clean water to American communities, households, and schools that lack access to this fundamental resource.
Join Hometown H2O
water4Her is a movement initiated by women for water and Waterboys to mobilize 100,000 women, to help empower 100,000 women and girls by breaking down barriers to a basic need: access to clean water.
Join water4Her
Get Involved
We can’t do our work of transforming lives through the gift of clean water without you on our team. You can start a fundraiser, donate, volunteer your time at our events, or even take on the challenge of summiting Mt. Kilimanjaro. There is no effort too small. Every drop counts.