Waves For Water

Waves For Water

Non-profit Organizations

Los Angeles, CA 2,552 followers

Do What You Love & Help Along The Way

About us

Waves For Water works on the front lines to provide access to clean water through the implementation of portable water filters, the construction and renovation of bore-hole wells, and the construction of rainwater harvesting and storage systems–in places where groundwater is not accessible. At the center of all these efforts is empowerment. Supported by our belief in developing and empowering local networks, we always implement our programs through the local teams of volunteers and community leaders, that we cultivate in the beginning stages of any project. This process enables us to connect with a community on a deeper level, by establishing trust and rapport, over time–which ultimately ensures the highest potential for a truly sustainable program. Waves For Water has implemented programs in 48 countries, with active programs in 23. They have responded to 33 disasters globally, implementing over 155 clean water programs globally - using water filtration systems (150,000), bore-hole wells, and rainwater harvesting systems. Since 2009 Waves For Water has impacted over 3,750,000 people.

Website
http://WWW.WAVESFORWATER.ORG
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2009
Specialties
DISASTER RELIEF, HUMANITARIAN AID, NON-PROFIT, veterans, Clean Water, and empowerment

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Employees at Waves For Water

Updates

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    For our #15YearsOfWaves anniversary, we’re raising the stakes. Just $15 can provide clean water to 2 families or 10 people. That’s real, immediate impact. Want to get in on it? Head to wavesforwater.org/donate, or support via DAF or crypto via The Giving Block. And if donating’s not in the cards right now, don’t sweat it. You can still help make a difference: - Share this post and spread the word - Learn how to become a courier - Start your own fundraiser We’re here because of you. Let’s make the next 15 years even more epic and impactful. 💧 https://lnkd.in/dVRQS_ZE #15for15 #CleanWaterForAll #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay #CryptoForGood

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    Celebrating #15YearsOfWaves, we reflect on the incredible journey and the countless individuals who have brought us closer to our mission of providing clean water to those in need. From every trip taken to each family, surfer, backpacker, partner, and volunteer who stood by our side—your passion has shaped our story. We look ahead with hope, and together, let’s keep making more waves #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay #CleanWaterForAll

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    Did you know that proper handwashing could cut deaths from diarrheal disease in half?👐 Clean water and soap—two simple things that save lives. Yet millions still lack access, putting entire communities at risk of preventable diseases. The solution? Investing in clean water infrastructure and hygiene education. This Global Handwashing Day, support Waves For Water in building sustainable water solutions that promote health and hygiene in the communities that need it most. Every step we take toward clean water access helps create healthier, stronger communities. Your contribution makes a difference. Let’s make clean water and handwashing a reality for all. 💧 wavesforwater.org/donate #GlobalHandwashingDay #CleanWaterForAll #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay #HygieneMatters #PreventDisease

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    15 years of clean water, 15 days of epic challenges. You in? 👊💧 We're kicking off the #15for15 Challenge to celebrate a wild 15 years of making waves—literally. Day 1 is simple: Record yourself saying “water” in your native language. By Day 15, you’ll have walked miles, carried buckets, and gotten your hands wet, all while raising awareness about the global water crisis. It's about testing yourself while reminding the world that clean water is a human right. Every challenge counts, so grab 15 of your crew and let's do this together. Post, tag Waves For Water, and use #15for15 to show us what you’ve got. Time to turn awareness into action. The adventure isn’t over. 🌍💧 #15YearsOfWaves #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay #CleanWaterForAll

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    Did you know that access to clean water isn’t just about physical health? It’s directly linked to mental well-being too. 🧠 Research shows that communities facing water shortages experience higher levels of anxiety and depression—especially for women, who often bear the burden of water collection. The stress is real, but so is the solution. By improving access to safe water, we not only reduce the risks of illness but also help ease the mental strain that comes with water insecurity. It’s a powerful, often untold link. This World Mental Health Day, support Waves for Water in providing clean water access that benefits both body and mind. Your contribution makes an impact in ways you may not have imagined. Let’s keep making waves—for mental health and clean water. 🌍💧 https://lnkd.in/d5R2tVWS #WorldMentalHealthDay #CleanWaterForAll #MentalHealthMatters #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay

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    From chasing waves to helping communities get clean water in some of the most remote places on Earth, we’ve spent the last 15 years getting our hands dirty and proving that access is everything. What started with a single filter in Sumatra sparked a global movement fueled by adventurers, travelers, and everyday people who all agree that clean water is a fundamental human right. As we recognize this incredible milestone, we want to thank the entire W4W community for 15 unforgettable years… and we can't wait to see what the next 15 bring! Join us as we celebrate #15YearsOfWaves and gear up for the #15for15 challenge. Together, we’ll keep pushing boundaries, finding solutions, and making waves. 🌍💧 The adventure is (still) on.

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    In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, clean water access in western North Carolina, especially around Asheville, has become a critical issue. Flooding and contamination have left thousands without safe drinking water. Clean Water Corps and Waves for Water, in partnership with local organizations, is stepping up with a direct, on-the-ground response. Using portable water filtration systems, we’re working to restore access to clean water for affected communities—focusing on remote areas where infrastructure has been hit hardest. Here’s how we’re making it happen: - Deploying 500 water filters to families, shelters, and community centers - Training locals on how to use and maintain these systems - Partnering with community leaders to sustain long-term access to clean water This work isn’t just about immediate relief—it’s about building resilience with the tools to maintain water security for the long haul.  Any support goes a long way in helping the people of Asheville recover and rebuild. Learn more and get involved at: https://lnkd.in/eeXa_BPV #HurricaneHelene #CleanWaterForAll #CommunityResilience #DoWhatYouLove #HelpAlongTheWay #WavesForWater #DisasterRelief

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    Meet Rachel Washburn, a remarkable CWC member whose journey has taken her from Military Intelligence officer to making a tangible impact on the ground. After graduating from Drexel University, Rachel served with the 3rd Infantry Division, taking on complex roles in challenging environments. Her dedication led her to the Cultural Support Team, where she worked alongside Special Forces in Afghanistan, collaborating with USAID, allied militaries, and NGOs. Rachel’s commitment to service didn’t end with her military career. Now, she’s channeling that same drive into bringing clean water to communities in need through the Clean Water Corps. Inspired by her story? Join Rachel and others who are making a difference.  https://lnkd.in/dRWHEfWJ #WavesForWater #PeopleHelpingPeople #WaterForAll

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    This is Eladio Guevarra, Barangay Captain of Barangay Tugas in Tanjay, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Since childhood, Eladio faced the challenge of fetching water from a well 2.5 kilometers away, making three trips daily in the early hours. His dream was to ease this burden for his community, and as Barangay Captain, he made it a reality. Driven by his past hardships and the current struggle with El Niño, Eladio prioritized water access, creating an elevated water tank to ensure no one endures the same hardships he did. Earlier this year, we partnered with Eladio to bring 50 filtration systems to Tanjay, helping families who still face difficulties accessing clean water. Thank you to community champions like Eladio for your unwavering dedication and inspiring leadership that we can all learn from.  Help us continue supporting communities like Barangay Tugas by donating today. https://lnkd.in/gGfUpxK2 #WavesForWater #PeopleHelpingPeople #WaterForAll #WaterIsAHumanRight #CleanWaterForAll

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    Our Clean Water Corps (CWC) team is always on the front lines, turning your support into real, measurable impact. Whether it’s in the heart of a community or at the edge of the world, we’re there—working side by side with locals to bring clean water to those who need it most. 🌍💧 Swipe through to see the CWC in action. You served? Serve again. Join the CWC and continue making a difference. https://lnkd.in/dRWHEfWJ #WaterForAll #WaterIsAHumanRight #CleanWaterForAll

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