Living Water

LWI pursues its mission in collaboration with many other groups, including:

	Advent Conspiracy seeks to inspire churches, families, and individuals to avoid being consumed by commercialism at Christmas. It all started with five churches in 2006, and has grown into a movement. Change your spending habits at Christmas, avoid commercialism, and give relationally—the way Christ modeled for us through his gift of himself. Take the money you save and give the gift of clean water to desperate communities. Updates | adventconspiracy.org
	charity: water, founded by New York event promoter Scott Harrison, champions the cause of the thirsty through photographic exhibitions, fundraising events, and innovative awareness strategies. Charity partners with us to complete freshwater wells in Kenya, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and the Central African Republic. Updates | charitywater.org
	A Drink for TomorrowWe believe that access to clean, safe drinking water is not a commodity but a fundamental human right. We also feel that providing the poor with clean water is an essential tool in the war against poverty. A Drink for Tomorrow engages the business community to tackle the water crisis. We form strategic alliances to create sustainable cause marketing campaigns that benefit our cause as well as our partners’ bottom lines. We call it Blue Marketing –uniting businesses and consumers to solve the global water crisis. adrinkfortomorrow.org
	Spilling Hope is an initiative committed to a new way of living in the world. During the 50 days following Easter, people challenge one another to live simply and utilize resources differently by freeing up at least $1 a day. At the end of 50 days people give generously out of the savings in order to bring change and hope to the lives of others. Live simply. Give generously. Change lives. spillinghope.org
	The Water Project is working with LWI to bring lasting relief and hope to communities in Sierra Leone and Kenya who suffer needlessly from a lack of access to clean, safe water. TWP is passionate about telling the “story” of water, inspiring people to take action, and connecting them in tangible ways to the good work being done. thewaterproject.org
	The Fermi Project is a broad collective of innovators, artists, social entrepreneurs, church and societal leaders experimenting with ways to advance the common good in culture. Fermi initiated Rwanda Clean Water, which envisions the people of Rwanda no longer suffering from the illness, death and disease from unclean water. Fermi and Rwanda Clean Water partner with us to drill freshwater wells in Rwanda. Updates | fermiproject.com | rwandacleanwater.com
	Global Benefit believes that this generation has a unique ability to make a significant difference in the lives of those who are suffering needlessly in our communities and around the world. Be part of a movement, a  “Global Tribe”, banding together with one purpose and one cause to take action and do our part to reach out to those in need. Global Benefit partners with us to implement water solutions in communities where the group is at work. globalbenefit.org
	HopeMongers is a micro-giving community that empowers anyone to make a lasting difference in the lives of the world’s poorest communities.  By giving as little as $10 to projects, donors connect with online communities to actually see the results and lasting difference being made around the world. www.hopemongers.org
	Nuru International is a grassroots movement of thousands who have grown tired of waiting for someone else to end extreme poverty in Africa. Nuru sponsors BH2O+, a day of solidarity in which college and university students become advocates for those living without access to clean water. nuruinternational.org | bhope2her.org
	LWI partners with the ONE Campaign to raise public awareness about the issues of global poverty, hunger, disease, and efforts to fight such problems in the world’s poorest countries. Together we are calling for the allocation of more funding within the U.S. budget for basic needs like health, education, clean water, and food. We believe that this would transform the futures and hopes of an entire generation in the world’s poorest countries. one.org