SAVE WATER. GIVE LIFE.
It all starts with WATER – our landscapes, our communities, our lives!
Water is the fastest growing utility expense today, but also suffers from the highest degree of waste, often exceeding 50%. At the same time, 844 million people in the 3rd world lack access to safe drinking water. Think about that for a moment. Herein lies a life-changing challenge and opportunity!
SAVE WATER. GIVE LIFE.
It all starts with WATER – our landscapes, our communities, our lives!
Water is the fastest growing utility expense today, but also suffers from the highest degree of waste, often exceeding 50%. At the same time, 844 million people in the 3rd world lack access to safe drinking water. Think about that for a moment. Herein lies a life-changing challenge and opportunity!
Our Mission
As the industry expert, we are taking steps through technology, education, and proactive management to address challenges with water efficiency and labor. We connect customers and their savings to save lives around the world and have pledged to build 500 wells in communities where clean drinking water is not accessible. For every Weathermatic product purchased – the Weathermatic Foundation gives clean water to people in need. Save Water. Give Life.
Our Mission
As the industry expert, we are taking steps through technology, education, and proactive management to address challenges with water efficiency and labor. We connect customers and their savings to save lives around the world and have pledged to build 500 wells in communities where clean drinking water is not accessible. For every Weathermatic product purchased – the Weathermatic Foundation gives clean water to people in need. Save Water. Give Life.
The Clean Water Crisis
Over 844 million people globally, including millions in Central America, lack access to clean water and adequate sanitation. Many families in rural communities still collect water from contaminated rivers or other unprotected groundwater sources. Even with great progress, still today, a child dies every 60 seconds due to water borne illnesses resulting in 1 in 5 children not living to their 5th birthday.
You can help make a difference by simply purchasing Weathermatic products, and also through tax deductible donations to the Weathermatic Foundation in support of this vision and goal. Your purchases and donations go directly towards funding new water projects and deliver clean water to those who desperately need it the most.
The Clean Water Crisis
Over 844 million people globally, including millions in Central America, lack access to clean water and adequate sanitation. Many families in rural communities still collect water from contaminated rivers or other unprotected groundwater sources. Even with great progress, still today, a child dies every 60 seconds due to water borne illnesses resulting in 1 in 5 children not living to their 5th birthday.
You can help make a difference by simply purchasing Weathermatic products, and also through tax deductible donations to the Weathermatic Foundation in support of this vision and goal. Your purchases and donations go directly towards funding new water projects and deliver clean water to those who desperately need it the most.
Progress is Paramount!
Weathermatic and our partners have already completed safe water projects in countries from El Salvador to Nicaragua to Sierra Leone. Together we’ve impacted schools, villages, and churches to save more than 30,000 lives in 100+ communities and counting in places like San Luis, San Marcos, Rio Medina, Maximino Barreto, Semilla de Esperanza – to name a few. With your participation, we can and will do more – much more. Let’s partner to save 125,000 lives!
Garcon Rosie, 71-year old, said, “Before this intervention, the [water access] situation was critical. We had to travel almost 40 minutes. Sometimes the lives of the children were threatened as they had to cross the highway to collect drinking water. A child almost lost a leg while crossing the road.”
Robinson Yandari Akumbari, a 45-year-old teacher said, “All my students and I collected water from the river for our daily use and to drink. Students always came to class late because they needed to collect water, and I was always afraid of them drowning. Once, a child came to class and, although he was very thin, he had a very swollen belly. I knew he [was sick] and advised his parents to bring him to the health post. They gave him medicine. But as a soon as the pills ran out, he [became sick] again. I knew it was from drinking unsafe water. I knew that to solve this problem, we needed not just medicines but safe water.”
Jean Marie said, “For many months, the community did not have access to safe water. The water well did not work, and the population had to go out of the community to access safe drinking water.” She explained that having safe water “will change a lot as we won’t have to go out of the community to access water.”
Goal Progress
El Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
- Ba Bwapen Kaw, Haiti
- Bas Morne La Coupe, 2E Section, Acul du Nord, Haiti
- Capois La Mort High School, Haiti
- College Malcom X, Haiti
- Colonie 1 Community, Haiti
- Ecole Nationale De Gens-De-Nantes, Haiti
- École Nationale De Sance Savanne Lomgue, Haiti
- Fraternite Champ Community, Haiti
- Jileron Carrefour Carre Community, Section 3E, Haiti
- Morne Rouge Community, Haiti
- Papa Andre, Haiti
- Sance Community Local School, Haiti
- Site Lekipay Community, Haiti
- Village Christophe, Haiti
- Villages des Oliviers Community, Haiti
Honduras
Nicaragua
Peru
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Uganda
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Progress is Paramount!
Weathermatic and our partners have already completed safe water projects in countries from El Salvador to Nicaragua to Sierra Leone. Together we’ve impacted schools, villages, and churches to save more than 30,000 lives in 100+ communities and counting in places like San Luis, San Marcos, Rio Medina, Maximino Barreto, Semilla de Esperanza – to name a few. With your participation, we can and will do more – much more. Let’s partner to save 125,000 lives!
Garcon Rosie, 71-year old, said, “Before this intervention, the [water access] situation was critical. We had to travel almost 40 minutes. Sometimes the lives of the children were threatened as they had to cross the highway to collect drinking water. A child almost lost a leg while crossing the road.”
Robinson Yandari Akumbari, a 45-year-old teacher said, “All my students and I collected water from the river for our daily use and to drink. Students always came to class late because they needed to collect water, and I was always afraid of them drowning. Once, a child came to class and, although he was very thin, he had a very swollen belly. I knew he [was sick] and advised his parents to bring him to the health post. They gave him medicine. But as a soon as the pills ran out, he [became sick] again. I knew it was from drinking unsafe water. I knew that to solve this problem, we needed not just medicines but safe water.”
Jean Marie said, “For many months, the community did not have access to safe water. The water well did not work, and the population had to go out of the community to access safe drinking water.” She explained that having safe water “will change a lot as we won’t have to go out of the community to access water.”
Goal Progress
El Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
- Ba Bwapen Kaw, Haiti
- Bas Morne La Coupe, 2E Section, Acul du Nord, Haiti
- Capois La Mort High School, Haiti
- College Malcom X, Haiti
- Colonie 1 Community, Haiti
- Ecole Nationale De Gens-De-Nantes, Haiti
- École Nationale De Sance Savanne Lomgue, Haiti
- Fraternite Champ Community, Haiti
- Jileron Carrefour Carre Community, Section 3E, Haiti
- Morne Rouge Community, Haiti
- Papa Andre, Haiti
- Sance Community Local School, Haiti
- Site Lekipay Community, Haiti
- Village Christophe, Haiti
- Villages des Oliviers Community, Haiti
Honduras
Nicaragua
Peru
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Uganda
Zambia
