Gravity Water provides schools in last-mile communities with resilient water infrastructure they can rely on throughout the future.
Every Gravity Water system is built by local community members using locally accessible materials, creating a local-empowerment model that is resilient to failure over time.
Every Gravity Water system is built by local community members using locally accessible materials, creating a local-empowerment model that is resilient to failure over time.
Last updated: March 12th, 2023
Yoga4WaterDay 2023
REGISTRATION OPEN Campaign Period March 1st, 2023 - March 22nd, 2023 Join individuals from around the world on World Water Day (March 22nd, 2023) to spread awareness about the global water crisis and raise funds to provide clean water to schools in need!
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Gravity Water provides a daily source of safe drinking water to a child in need for less than $1 per child per year.
$8 per month may not seem like a lot, but for the children it provides a permanent source of safe drinking water to each month, it means everything. Becoming a Gravity Water Member by making a monthly donation of $8 or more is an easy and affordable way to sustain your clean water impact, long-term.
Gravity Water's work contributes to multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with Clean Water and Sanitation being primary and Climate Action, Sustainable Cities and Communities, Quality Education, and Partnerships for the Goals being secondary.
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Simplicity in InnovationGravity Water systems incorporate a low-technology approach, ensuring our systems can be scaled through local supply chains while still achieving improved drinking water standards.
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Digital rendering of Gravity Water's rainwater harvesting, filtration, and diversion system by Yael Grimaldi, Santa Clara University.
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