Nkhandwe Village
​NKHOTAKOTA

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250 Households
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​approximately 1,250 people impacted

Takumana School​
​NKHOTAKOTA

📍 -13.464356 lat, 34.211075 long

​454 students served

Benga Mission Secondary School
NKHOTAKOTA

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Brand new school build

Mkaika School
NKHOTAKOTA​

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2,156 students served

Mbonkera School​
​NKHOTAKOTA

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103 students + surrounding community served

Nyenje School
NKHOTAKOTA

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Borehole repair for 613 students

Nambale School
​NKHOTAKOTA​

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772 students served

Kaso School
NKHOTAKOTA

📍 -13.199447 lat, 34.158047 long

School was relying on community borehole. The school now has their very own clean water source on campus

550 students impacted

Msoloamphako School
NKHOTAKOTA

📍 -13.427383 lat, 34.128743 long

The brand new school and the surrounding village were all getting water from the river. A new clean water well was drilled for this very deserving community.

​110 students + surrounding village
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Chikwawa Hospital
CHIKWAWA
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📍 GPS location coming soon 

Installed a 10,000ltr backup water system for the maternity wing. The hospital struggles with electricity and water shortages 6-7hrs per day. On average, 13 babies a day are born here - approximately 4,745 babies a year.

COVID19 RESPONSE
CHIKWAWA AND NKHOTAKOTA

📍 Nkotakota & Chikwawa

In partnership with Malawi Water Project and Benga Mission, proper hand washing training, educational materials, and 6,310 bars of soap distributed in response to the COVD19 pandemic.

ALINAFE HOSPITAL 
NKHOTAKOTA​

📍 -13.387753 lat, 34.243980 long

We drilled a new borehole, manufactured a brand new tank stand, supplied 2 new tanks that hold 10,000ltrs of water, and installed a solar pump and panels to this 74-bed hospital that serves 32,076 people each year!  This project was made possible thanks to our 6th impactful collaboration with our good friends at Zam Zam! 

Total patients served 32,076
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(OPD 13,632, Inpatient 1,884, newborn babies 720, antenatal 3,360, under five mobile & clinic 12,480)

KAYELEKA SCHOOL
KASUNGU​

📍 -12.923463 lat, 33.573003 long

This school received a new innovative solar water system. It is the very first of its kind in Malawi, and our first collaboration with the incredible, BuildOn organization. Taps were installed in the community, teacher housing, food program area, within the school campus, a handwashing tap for the boys bathroom, a sink in the girls bathroom, and a private area for older girls - complete with running water. This project benefits the entire community - not just the school. Over 1,000 people attended the celebration to give thanks for their new school block and running water. It was pure joy! 

868 students served
(does not include the surrounding community)​

MPALAPATA SCHOOL 
BALAKA​

📍-15.096017 lat, 35.039792 long

A simple repair brought an old malfunctioning pump back to life for this primary school.  Repairing a pump has the exact impact as drilling a new borehole - at a fraction of the cost! 

710 students served

QUEEN ELIZABETH CENTRAL HOSPITAL - NURSERY
BLANTYRE

📍 -15.801625 lat, 35.022634 long

Thanks to our partnership with Raising Malawi, when we installed the backup system for the Maternity Wing at QECH, we were also able to implement a separate system for the Nursery. The 5,000 liter backup system ensures that the most vulnerable babies start life with access to consistent, clean water. Both QECH water systems include custom-made tank stands manufactured specifically for each project.  

CHINKHUMBE SCHOOL
Balaka​

📍-15.055087 lat, 35.071021 long

Drilled a new borehole for a primary school in need. This school was previously walking a long distance for water and sharing their water source with the community, which can cause excessive congestion. 

1,012 students served

QUEEN ELIZABETH CENTRAL HOSPITAL - MATERNITY WING
BLANTYRE

📍-15.802287 lat, 35.022095 long

One of the largest hospitals in the country struggles with inconsistent water supply - going days without water. We installed a 15,000ltr back up water system and supplied 21 new hygiene taps and new plumbing for the Maternity Wing at QECH, so the approximately 12,000 babies that are born here each year, will never have to experience childbirth without access to clean water. 

24,000 impacted (12,000 babies and their 12,000 moms)

MULUNGUZI SCHOOL
ZOMBA

📍-15.394383 lat, 35.369937 long
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This grateful school received a brand new borehole thanks to a 6 year-old boy from Los Angeles. In honor of his birthday, Declan asked people to help him build a well for a school in need in Malawi...in lieu of gifts. He is proof that you are never too you to make a difference in the lives of others. Cheers to Declan! 

1,406 students served 

SUKASUKA VILLAGE
NTCHEU

📍-14.648863 lat, 34.644625 long
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This sweet community was previously walking a long distance to their previous water source. But, best of all, this is the home village to one of our drillers. So many of the drilling team work to provide clean water for others, and yet their families do not even have a borehole. 


325 households in the surrounding area (approximately 1625 people impacted)

MUA HOSPITAL 
DEDZA 

📍-14.281102 lat, 34.512909 long

Drilled a brand new borehole and supplied an electric pump for this 140-bed hospital that serves 24,620 patients each year and delivers an average of 160 babies each month.
Their old borehole was drilled incorrectly and the old pump broke. This well-run hospital has a capacity of 120,000 ltrs of water tanks. 

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Total patients served 24,620 
(OPD 17,000, Admissions 6,000, ART 1600, 
Palliative Care 20, and approximately 1,920 babies delivered each year.

TIYENDE PAMODZI GIRLS SCHOOL
DEDZA 

📍-14.423567 lat, 34.527629 long

This project is in the very early stages of what will soon be an innovative new all girls secondary school. Under that cement block is the borehole that was recently drilled. In the coming months construction will begin and the borehole will be fitted with a handpump. Later the pump will be replaced with a solar pump/system for the school. 
Proud to be a small part of this very special school and partner with the founders.


More information and total impact numbers will be available when the school opens in 2020.  

MULUNDU SCHOOL
MULANJE

📍-15.843079 lat, 35.412699 long

The good news is this borehole will be a tremendous relief in supplying water to be used for sanitation, hygiene and convenience on the school campus. The bad news is the water here (and in the entire surrounding area) is salty. We could have aborted the project all together; however, the community begged us to move forward with adding the pump - even though we knew the taste of water would not be to their satisfaction.  They expressed immense gratitude that we “did our best to help them.” 

597 students served 

THAWALE SCHOOL
MULANJE

📍-16.069218 lat, 35.521751 long

Once again, this is a school that has taps on campus. However, as is frequently the case, they have many days when the taps are completely dry. We drilled a new borehole for them within the school boundaries. Consistent water means a consistent food program for our partner Mary’s Meals. 

1,968 students served ​

CHANUNKHA SCHOOL
MULANJE

📍-16.043678 lat, 35.58945 long

Installed a new 5,000ltr tank for this primary school. This school has taps provided by the local tea estates; however, the water flow is inconsistent. During rainy season the school can go many days without water due to dry taps. This tank assures that water is always flowing. 

1,625 students served

NANKUMBA VILLAGE 
DEDZA​

📍-14.294530 lat, 34.531446 long
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This village is home to Lazarus, a talented rising star in the music industry who uses his voice to advocate for the rights of people living with albinism. A large community with only one borehole that was overcrowded. When the only water source was malfunctioning they would resort to getting their water from the river. 

179 households (approximately 895 people)

MPINJI SCHOOL
THYOLO

📍 -16.06277 lat, 35.128173 long
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This school had not 1, but 2 failed water sources on campus...a merry-go-round that kids were expected to use to pump the water (it broke), and a tap that hadn’t produced water in over a week. They were using a borehole at the local church, which charged them .50cents per month to use.
This project was generously donated by
​The Rotary Club of Beverly Hills. 

1,753 students served

LUCHANZA SCHOOL
THYOLO
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📍 -16.014239 lat, 35.30877 long
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This school was sharing their water source with the local community, BUT it was a very long walk - close to 1km through a field to access the local borehole. Now, thanks to a generous CSR program at
Houlihan Lokey, the school now has a brand new borehole right on campus. It was a huge celebration! 

​824 students served

 NAMILAMBE SCHOOL
ZOMBA

📍 - 15.443200 lat, 35.354962 long
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Formerly sharing their water with the local community, this school now has their very own borehole. 
Generously donated by
Bruce and Jina​Veaco Foundation. 
 
​947 students served

NAMING’AZI SCHOOL
ZOMBA

📍 -15.346223 lat, 35.371344 long
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Project made possible by a very special 11 year old boy who asked that in lieu of birthday gifts this year, people help him sponsor a water project in Malawi.  This is Greyson’s school, and the students were filled with gratitude!  This is also a lesson for everyone...you are never too young to make a difference in the lives of others.

687 students impacted

SONGANI SCHOOL
ZOMBA

📍 -15.317441 lat, 35.390195 long

The largest school we have ever worked, and one of so many we visit with inconsistent taps. On the day we first assessed this school, no water had been coming from the tap for days. There is a community borehole nearby, but the school was not allowed to use it.  New borehole is located on campus, and makes for a necessary additional water source and backup for such a large school. 
Generously donated by the
​Bruce and Jina Veaco Foundation.
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3635 students impacted

MOLOGENI VILLAGE 
CHIKWAWA 
Biosand Filter Distribution​

📍 -16.1489899 lat, 34.758653 long

Thanks to a partnership with Malawi Water Project,
30 families, just like this one, received a
​Formidable Joy biosand filter in their home.  
This year, we have already distributed 20 filters to families in the surrounding villages in and around Mologeni

​142 people in 20 families impacted​

MBULU VILLAGE
LILONGWE

📍 -14.360022 lat, 34.582764 long
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This project was generously donated by
The Rotary Club of Beverly Hills. The village was formerly using a hand-dug well with a hand-pump, so it gave the illusion of being a drilled borehole, but the depth was only 18 meters. During the rainy season the water was full of dirt. Their new water source was drilled to 45 meters.

160 households served - approximately  800 people

MADZIKUSAMBA VILLAGE
NKHOTAKOTA

📍 -13.330737 lat, 34.275155 long​
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This project was generously donated by Lindsey Alley - in honor of his daughter, Julia Alley.
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150 households served - approximately  750 people

MANYAMBA VILLAGE
NKHOTAKOTA

📍-13.225159 lat, 34.321788 long
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This project was donated by Lindsey Alley - in honor of his daughter, Caroline. The village was so happy with their new borehole, we were given one of their goats as a token of gratitude.

- Zikomo Kwambiri, Lindsey!

106 households served - approximately 530 people

TONGOLE 2 VILLAGE
​NKHOTAKOTA

📍-13.106264 lat, 34.285104 long
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Formerly collecting water from both the river and hand-dug holes in the ground. This small community of only 33 families (approximately 165 people) now has access to clean drinking water, thanks to the generosity of our partner Zam Zam Water.​

PHELINI SCHOOL
DOWA 

📍-13.734674 lat, 33.946493 long
 
Generously donated by the Ballestero, Fry, Gentleman, Horton, Potts, and Sam families...and then thanks to an employee match program at LinkedIn - each donation was matched - dollar for dollar.
 
850 students served

AIRBASE SCHOOL
Lilongwe 

📍 -13.987992 lat, 33.766143 long

A 5,000 ltr water tank was installed at this primary school. They have water available to them for free from the city. however, it is inconsistent (sometimes off for several days in a row). This tank assures that the school will always have running water.
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937 students impacted

📍-13.906248 lat, 33.654023 long
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Our very first project was fully funded & generously donated in just 48 hours by Eric Kashdan, Chris Moffit, Ella Malkin, Katyah Nabours, Miles Rosenbloom & Johnny O’Callaghan

599 villagers

📍​-16.560194 lat, 34.923149 long​

Generously donated by Ned Kirklin & Michael Hughes
825 primary students

📍-15.843085 lat, 35.059746 long

In honor of The Tarnoff Family
Future home to a new preschool opening in 2020
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*impact numbers coming soon

📍-15.79085 lat, 34.901491 long
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Generously donated by Lindsey Alley

​519 primary students

📍-15.671129 lat, 35.098918 long

Generously donated by The Hutton Family
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727 primary students

📍-15.854756 lat, 34.939818 long​
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Malfunctioning pump repaired

738 primary students

📍-15.535034 lat, 35.116976 long

Malfunctioning pump repaired
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584 school students

📍-13.974457 lat, 33.740376 long

Generously donated by The Nelson Family
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498 villagers

📍-13.559011 lat, 33.707071 long

​Donated by the students, parents, and faculty of Lake Pointe Elementary School in Austin, Texas...
​a school for a school

650 primary school students

📍-13.609201 lat, 33.984313 long
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​Generously donated by
The Jina & Bruce Veaco Foundation 
The camp serves 38,000 refugees, and every water point runs 24/7.  ​It is estimated that over 1,000 people use each of the camp's water points everyday. 

​📍-13.661549 lat, 33.874537 long

​Generously donated by
​The Jina & Bruce Veaco Foundation 
Granted permission from the Malawian Government to provide 3 additional boreholes and wash stations within the camp.

1,000+ residents impacted

​📍-13.661566 lat, 33.867601 long
Generously donated by the founder and supporters of Zam Zam Water Charity

1,000+ impacted

📍-14.377558 lat, 34.407926 long
​In honor of and in memory of Frances Bass
338 households (1,114 villagers)

📍-13.586695 lat, 34.18736 long​
Generously donated by Houlihan Lokey
​600 secondary school students served

📍-13.550027 lat, 34.293275 long
Generously donated by Lin Shaye
1,253 primary school students served

📍-13.341329 lat, 34.26042 long
Generously donated by Johnny O’Callaghan,
​Olivia Moffit & William West
104 households (525 villagers)

📍 -15.802554 lat, 35.023948 long​
Solar water system
 This borehole produces 30,000 liters of water a day for the only children's hospital of its kind in Malawi.
Project made possible thanks to partnership with Raising Malawi
1,639 surgeries in its first year of operation

📍-13.95762 lat, 33.701117 long
Repaired malfunctioning pump
2,444 primary students impacted​

📍-14.118913 lat, 33.369351 long
Generously donated by The Vebber Family
Home to a 106 year old man who never had access to a borehole in his life.
154 households (approx 770 people)​

📍-14.088009 lat, 33.444421 long​
Generously donated by In A Perfect World ​
210 households (approx 1050 people)​

📍-14.118689 lat, 33.369374 long
​Formerly getting their water from hand-dug holes.
159 households (approx 795 people)

📍-14.058093 lat, 33.447923 long
Generously donated by In A Perfect World
150 households (approx 750 people)

📍-14.086382 lat, 33.462685 long
Generously donated by In A Perfect World
176 households (approx 880 people)​