Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Buy Skin, Give Water

GelaSkins makers of removable covers for portable devices have skins available that donate to charity:water.  For every charity: water GelaSkin you buy, 50% of the proceeds go directly to fund sustainable water projects.

charity:water is using 100% of donations to directly fund sustainable water solutions in areas of greatest need. charity: water proves every project built using photos and GPS coordinates in Google Maps so you see where your money went. In just four years, charity: water has funded 2,906 water projects in 17 different countries. When complete, they’ll bring clean and safe drinking water to more than 1.2 million people. Just $20 can give one person clean water for 20 years. Learn more at charitywater.org

For more info about the products, visit http://www.gelaskins.com/collaborators/charity_water

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Light for Water

Liquid Lights by Tanya Clark are not only artistic and functional, they have an additional message behind them.  The lights are a reminder of how precious water is and the need to protect this resource.  5% of all Liquid Light purchases go to the Polaris Institute.  The Institute's Water Program aims to develop citizen capacities for education and action on water justice issues in communities. 

No pricing can be found on their website, but for additional information, visit: http://www.liquidlightsite.com/.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Buy Pantene, Give Clean Water

Pantene has a program called Healthy Hair for Healthy Water which donates $0.10 per bottle to the P&G Children’s Safe Drinking Water Fund when you purchase Pantene from their website (http://www.pgestore.com/).  By the looks of things, this program is on any and all Pantene products on the eStore site. 

According to the Pantene site, the cost of providing one week of clean drinking water (10 liters) to a child in the developing world who needs it most.  The clean drinking water is obtained through the use of PUR packets that remove pathogenic microorganisms and suspended matter.  Once the PUR packet is dissolved, the water is then filtered and allowed to sit for 20 minutes to complete the process. 


For more information about the Children's Safe Drinking Water Fund, please visit: http://www.csdw.org/.

This program is running through February 28, 2011.  Buy a bottle, give a week.