Charity
The WSUP Charity supports the improvement of water supplies and sanitation and the advancement of hygiene practices for low-income communities around the world.
You can give the gift of clean water
Access to clean water is an issue for many low-income communities in Zambia. With your kind support, we can continue to deliver water, sanitation, and hygiene projects where they are most needed, helping compound residents like Emma (pictured below), to know that safe, clean water is never far away.
Please consider a donation today.
Your gift of clean water today, will change someone’s life tomorrow.
Image: Emma Kanyinji, resident of the Gondwe compound, Zambia
“I no longer have to beg for water”
Emma Kanyinji, a resident of the Gondwe compound in Zambia has experienced life without access to water.
Prior to a WSUP project, Emma and other residents of Gondwe had to source water from wherever they could. For some time, they were able to access clean water from the paramilitary (a division of the Zambia Police), but then a fence was erected restricting access. Gondwe residents, including Emma, were then forced to appeal to the goodwill of people in the wider community who had access to personal boreholes, begging for clean water daily.
The project, in partnership with Wasser fur Wasser, served the Gondwe compound with water directly to the community. Emma and her neighbours no longer have to spend their days searching or begging for water.
About us
The WSUP Charity was registered in 2016 (reg. charity no. 1170651). We fundraise for, and distribute funds to, organisations that relieve poverty and suffering, primarily through the implementation of water, sanitation and hygiene projects in developing countries.
We work with implementing partners to help them access the funds necessary to achieve our respective aims – particularly when it is difficult for the partners to access funds alone.
Our primary implementing partner is WSUP – a not-for-profit company – whose projects help transform cities to benefit millions of people, primarily from low-income communities, who lack access to water and sanitation. However, we are open to funding other organisations if this is the best way of achieving our aims.
For all further information please contact the WSUP Charity by emailing fundraising@wsupcharity.org. Please note that the WSUP Charity does not accept unsolicited enquiries for funding.