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Give Others Access to Clean Water

Let's bring clean water to those who currently have no access to it. Every day, millions are walking for hours to fill up a pot or jerry can with water that isn’t even clean. Women and girls are responsible in 8 out of 10 households for collecting the water - making it difficult for them to attend school. Children are most susceptible to diseases like parasitic worms, diarrhea, and cholera - causing up to 10% of deaths in children before the age of 5.

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two people are washing their hands under a faucet with water coming from it

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a woman is holding her hands out to the water that comes out of her mouth

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663 million people in the world do not have access to clean drinking water

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Clean water should never be taken for granted.

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a young boy smiles as he holds his head in the air and splashes water on him

a young boy is playing in the mud with a bucket and cloth on his knees

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