Kind Human Foundation installed an electrified well on campus with underground pipes feeding six different access points.
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And finally, Part 3: the climb. Yep—after collecting water from the river, these women still had to carry it all the way up this hill, balancing heavy buckets on their h…
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Kind Human Foundation
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- Reading, US
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- 2–10 employees
About Kind Human Foundation
The Kind Human Foundation funds clean water solutions in communities that need them most. Born from Humankind Beverage, we invest in projects that make an immediate and lasting impact—from drilling boreholes that tap deep aquifers to installing filtration systems in schools. Clean water changes everything: health, education, opportunity. And the global water crisis is solvable—we’re proving that every day. 100% of donations (unless otherwise designated) go directly to clean water initiatives. All contributions are tax-deductible. Learn more or get involved at KindHumanFoundation.com.
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Kind Human Foundation released Part 3 of a series featuring women and children across developing countries walking an average of 6 kilometers each day to fetch water, featuring a final clip from Malawi.
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Kind Human Foundation asked friends in Blantyre, Malawi to show what daily life looked like before their new Kind Human borewell was installed.
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