Save the Rain

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Save the Rain teaches water starved communities in East Africa to use rain as a sustainable water supply, stopping the needless deaths caused by the global water crisis. Save the Rain is a 501c3 non-profit organization.

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Every 15 seconds a child dies from lack of clean drinking water

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We provide villages in East Africa access to clean water by harvesting the rain

96% improvement in children’s general health within 1 year

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$15 gives a child access to clean water for the rest of their life and the life of their future offspring

100% of Public Donations Directly Fund Our Projects. All operational expenses are covered by corporate sponsorship.

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OUR MISSION

Save the Rain teaches water starved communities in East Africa to use rain as a sustainable water supply, stopping the needless deaths caused by the global water crisis. To achieve our mission, we educate communities to harvest the rain through roof water collection and passive irrigation.

100% of Public Donations Directly Fund Our Projects.

All operational expenses are covered by corporate sponsorship.

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STORIES FROM OUR JOURNAL

HAPPY
March 06, 2019
She stood before she spoke. Straightened her dress and composed herself. Happy John had something to say. She wasn’t going to wait. This was the first meeting Save the Rain organized in her village. Save the Rain wanted...
SINGING FOR THE RAIN
December 19, 2018
Three years ago, we gathered in Lositeti, a village in the far reaches of the Makiba Ward in the Arumeru district of Tanzania. As we finish the tour of the school, Gilbert, a local Rotarian, becomes emotional. He says...
Polarized Views
December 19, 2018
Dickson’s grandmother won the lottery. She was the recipient of a residential rainwater harvesting system on her home. She lives in Maji Ya Chai, a village riddled with fluoride issues in the groundwater. Rainwater harvesting is the only way...