World Water Day

Clean Water. Changed Lives.

When Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica last October, it forced many families to rely on contaminated water from mud-filled rivers overflowing with parasites and bacteria. Drinking such unsafe water can lead to chronic illness and even death. Samaritan’s Purse quickly responded and set up several large-scale community water treatment systems that provided thousands of gallons of clean water each day.Give Clean Water Today

We not only provide fresh water after natural disasters, we also spearhead projects in vulnerable countries like Vietnam, Ukraine, and South Sudan where people daily lack access to safe water for drinking, bathing, and preparing food. We drill freshwater wells, provide household water filters, construct latrines, teach personal hygiene, and more.

Wherever we work, our clean water projects—done in Jesus’ Name—bring opportunities to share about the Living Water that can only come through faith in Him.Learn More

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“With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.”
Isaiah 12:3

Franklin Graham, President

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