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Wells Bring Hope is a nonprofit dedicated to drilling wells in Niger, West Africa to bring safe water and sanitation to rural villages in need.

Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2010
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Today, we celebrate the strength and resilience of girls around the world. For many girls in Niger and Mali, collecting water takes hours each day—time that could be spent learning, pursuing goals, or enjoying childhood. Every girl deserves the chance to reach her full potential.
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Today is World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. According to the United Nations, around 3.2 billion people live and rely on degraded land. Visit our website to learn more about how you can help.
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Most of our volunteer positions can be done from anywhere! We are currently recruiting for several volunteer positions - please check out our current openings on Idealist: bit.ly/3P6IT2e
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Wells Bring Hope has funded its 875th tap! Between village wells and 11 health clinic water systems, you have helped us bring safe water to over 880,000 people in rural West Africa!
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Thank you for helping us to save lives with safe water. The people of Filima, particularly the women and children, are already benefiting from the water system that you helped to make possible
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Calling all high schoolers ready to make a difference! 🌍 The Wells Bring Hope Ambassadors Program is a FREE chance to learn advocacy skills. 💪 Starting 3/14, meet via Zoom every Saturday at 10am PT for 4 weeks! Email [email protected] to sign up!
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Every safe delivery starts with clean water💧 Let’s protect moms and newborns, one well at a time
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Did you know that 1 in 4 health care facilities worldwide lacks basic water services? Read our next post for more information!
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Shop for a cause this weekend! We’re partnering with Kendra Scott from 2 - 4 May 2025, and 20% of all online purchases using our code 'GIVEBACK-JBITQ' will go toward supporting Wells Bring Hope✨
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Clean water is more than a basic need; it keeps our planet alive. And every drop of clean water brings us closer to a healthier Earth.
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Clean water, clean planet. In this Earth Day, let's protect both 💧🌎
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Washing your hands for just 20 seconds with soap can make all the difference. 🌍💧 Let’s build healthy habits — for ourselves and for those who don’t yet have access.
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In a world where water scarcity is becoming an increasing challenge, well drilling stands as a crucial solution. By drilling deep into the earth, we access fresh groundwater that can supply entire communities with the life-sustaining resource they need to survive and thrive.
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Every drop counts. Every well built changes lives. Join us in making clean water accessible to those in need. #WorldWaterDay
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A $100M investment is set to improve access to clean drinking water, bringing hope to millions. Learn more about this : pumps-africa.com/mali-to-rec…
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Empowered women empower the world. Happy International Women's Day!✨
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Thousands of lives are at risk. With USAID’s withdrawal, the need has never been greater. It’s up to us—NGOs, partners, and supporters—to step up and fill the gap. Together, we can make a difference!
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After 17 years in Niger, we’re expanding to Mali! With our partner World Vision, we’ve funded 24 solar-powered water projects—bringing clean water and hope to even more communities💧🌍 Read more about this on our website wellsbringhope.org/weve-expa…
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Niger becomes the first African country and fifth globally to eliminate onchocerciasis, earning WHO recognition for interrupting transmission of Onchocerca volvulus. Read more here! Link who.int/news/item/30-01-2025…
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Have you ever heard about this camel festival? And would you attend this incredible event? Let us know in the comments!🐪🌵✨
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