Charity Water
2020ENVIRONMENTAL NONPROFIT INITIATIVE WITH charity: water SPONSORING 7 WATER PROJECTS WORLDWIDE
For Emerald Rose Whipple access to clean water is not only a basic human need but must be a right to every human being. charity: water is a nonprofit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries. 785 million people in the world live without clean water. The majority live in isolated rural areas and spend hours every day walking to collect water for their family. Not only does walking for water keep children out of school or take up time that parents could be using to earn money, but the water often carries diseases that can make everyone sick. Access to clean water means education, income and health - especially for women and kids.
As a corporate partner to charity: water, Whipple has dedicated 7 paintings from her Eden, Natural High and Transmission series to raise funds to sponsor 7 Water Projects. With the sales of these 7 artworks Whipple will donate $10,000 with the sale of each painting, totaling in a $70,000 donation to charity: water to fund water projects in rural communities allowing people access to clean water. charity: water tracks the each project so collectors can see both the progress and the impact of the project the enabled through collecting.
Sponsor a Water Project - 100% funds clean water
AT THE START: Program cycle begins
Our giving year is split into two halves: January 1st - June 30th and July 1st - December 31st. We prepare to send your donation to the field at the completion of the half in which you give.
AT 6 MONTHS: Our partners prepare
Before construction begins, our partners do extensive research and prep work, get permits and supplies, and partner with local communities to ensure long-term sustainability.
You get Update 1!
AT 6-9 MONTHS: Construction & evaluation
Construction is underway! Our partners collect midterm reports and send us information on project progress.
AT 12 MONTHS: Construction concludes
Our partners finish the work and train local communities to use and maintain their water points.
AT 12-15 MONTHS: Final data collection
Our partners collect photos and GPS coordinates of the completed projects and send information about the specific communities you've served.
AT 21 MONTHS: Our final review
We verify all of the final data from our partners and prepare your report. It's time to celebrate!
You get your Completion Report!