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Save the Rain Saves Water and Lives

Every 15 seconds a child dies from lack of clean water. Save the Rain teaches water starved communities to use the rain as a sustainable water supply to stop these needless deaths. A mere $15.00 pays for a villager to receive water for the rest of their life & the life of their offspring. 100% of all public donations directly fund projects.

What's New - Celebrating Save the Rain’s 7th Birthday:

  • Completed 26 village projects helping 275,000 people
  • Planted more than 5,000 Moringa Trees
  • Awarded 102 lottery winners for residential systems
  • Enrolled 246 women in the Women’s Water Initiative; over 50% have repaid their loan
  • We created Rain Catchment Systems with storing capacity for 4,548,000 liters of rain
  • Providing 18,192,000 liters of clean drinking water for people per year

Call to Action:

The answer to the water crisis is falling from the sky - all we need to do is catch it. Our solutions are so simple, they beg you to question why this crisis even exists. Please join us in putting an end to the global water crisis now. You can make a difference. Donate Now.

Join Us:

6 years - Billions of Raindrops - 260,000+ People: When access to clean water is compromised, survival becomes an everyday confrontation. But when it is your inspiration, the human potential is limitless. In just 6 short years, with billions of raindrops harvested, African villages are now living with access to clean drinking water. Learn more.

Spotlight:

Kilimanjaro Climb: On February 27th, 2013 we will begin an 8 day trek up the Lemosho Route on Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for Save the Rain. If you are interested in joining the climb or sponsoring a climber’s efforts, please contact us. Learn More.

Save the Rain    P.O. Box 1510    Mount Shasta    California    96067       T: 530.926.9999    F: 530.926.5050    Email: info@savetherain.org