Save the Rain | Save a raindrop. Save a life.

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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Water is Life.

With your support, Women in East Africa will never have to spend their days searching for water for their family’s survival. Ever again.

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OUR MISSION

Every 15 seconds a child dies from lack of access to clean water. 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, surface water collection, and groundwater recharge. We educate recipients on the importance of reforestation, sanitation, hygiene, and sustainable agriculture through permaculture design. Our systems are built from local materials by a community elected local workforce. They require no electricity, pumping or filtration, thus assuring sustainability.

We are Save the Rain because saving rain saves lives.

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CURRENT PROJECTS & WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

Current Projects

One of our latest recipients is Tuvaila. Located in the Maji Ya Chai Ward, The Tuvaila Primary School is the largest in the area with 1280 students from kindergarten through the 7th grade. 80 of the students are special needs. The children in this area walk through life thinking they are unknown to the world.

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Student Projects

Our method to gain people access to clean water is interdependent. We see everyone involved with Save the Rain as a united force. The working team of Save the Rain is the hands and feet, the recipients are the heart and soul, and our supporters are the wings giving our mission its flight.

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Campaigns

Creating your own campaign is simple. This is a perfect option for a school or group interesting in hosting their very own event. This option allows you to dedicate your funds to a specific cause you feel passionate about, set your goals, and manage your message and Team as you see fit. Simply follow the link below to get started.

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Get Involved Resources

STORIES FROM OUR JOURNAL

WARIANKIRA
August 07, 2020
Her name is hard to pronounce. But her laughter is even harder to forget. We first met Wariankira at a village meeting. She had a really dignified manner but when you looked closely, she also had a quiet sadness. Regardless of her elected position on the school board committee, Wariankira was also selected as one of the families most in need of assistance in her...
VIOLETH
July 31, 2020
She won’t be intimidated. She doesn’t even flinch as the room fills with men in leadership positions, years her senior. Some wearing traditional Maasai warrior attire, some in suits. They take their seat in front of us. They are not accustomed to learning from a young Tanzanian woman. Their melodic languages echo in the failing classroom where we gather. Violeth is ready and here to teach...
Aminaeli
July 24, 2020
Nothing steals Aminaeli’s laughter. Most Tanzanians are taught to cover their mouths when they laugh. Some have severe Fluorosis – a dental discoloration that occurs from drinking water with high levels of natural fluoride. It leaves brown striations on the teeth. Aminaeli made laughter a life raft. It eases her pain. It rides her through trying times. It allows her to empty out and fill...