Providing Clean Water: Building Sustainable Clean Water Projects
We raise funds to design and construct sustainable clean water projects in rural Ethiopian communities through a strategic partnership. Each project is tailored to the needs of the community, ensuring long-term access to safe, reliable drinking water. By working hand in hand with local leaders and trusted partners, we not only provide water today but create solutions that last for generations.
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Amplifying Voices: Raising Awareness Through Stories and Research
We believe education is key to lasting change. That’s why we share real stories directly from the communities we serve, connecting you to the people behind the water crisis. We also rely on credible international sources—such as World Health organization (WHO), UNICEF, World Bank, and other trusted institutions—to highlight the scale of the challenge and the urgency of action.
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Inspiring Changemakers: Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
Through our H2OPE University Chapters, we empower students across North America to become passionate advocates for global clean water access. Chapter members lead creative campus fundraising campaigns, raise awareness, educate their peers, and mobilize resources to bring safe drinking water to rural Ethiopian communities in partnership with Bridge H2OPE. In return, students gain hands-on leadership experience, internship opportunities, and meaningful connections with the very communities whose lives they help transform—turning learning into real-world impact.
Interested in starting a chapter? Email info@bridgeh2ope.org to learn how you can launch one on your campus.
Your bids can change lives
Bridge H2OPE has partnered with Arts for Global Development to organize an online art auction. All proceeds will go towards supporting Bridge H2OPE's mission of providing clean drinking water to rural Ethiopian Communities.