Clean Water, Healthy Lives
Give Clean Water Today
Countless families must make this choice every day. The very thing they need for life—to drink, wash, and cook—also brings terrible sickness or far worse. Many also have no choice but to walk many dangerous miles just to get a single bucket. All that changes when a family gets access to safe water.
“We are so thankful for the water filter; it is as if it was a member of our family because it has given us so much. Thank you, Samaritan’s Purse, for this gift and sharing with us the Good News of Jesus Christ.”
Tan Sambo, recipient of water filter
Give to Clean Water
Your gift for clean water can provide tanks, filters, latrines, hygiene training, and other essential measures to protect water sources and prevent the spread of disease as we seek to meet physical and spiritual needs in the Name of Jesus.
Stories from the field
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A Clinic, Refuge, and Home
Migrant mothers and their young children find rest at a Samaritan's Purse clinic in Colombia through quality medical care provided in Jesus' Name. -
God Uses Shoebox Gifts to Change Children for a Lifetime
Simple gifts lovingly packed in a shoebox helped transform the lives of a boy from Nicaragua and a girl from Latvia. -
God’s Love Quenches Parched Souls at the Sahara’s Edge
Pushed away from their communities by violence, weary families find refuge in Samaritan’s Purse programmes in Niger. -
Answered Prayers in Guatemala
The Lord used an Operation Christmas Child shoebox gift to bring eternal hope to brother and sister in Guatemala. -
Quenching Thirst
Samaritan’s Purse is meeting physical and spiritual needs during the conflict in Ukraine. -
Coming Into the Light
An Operation Christmas Child shoebox gift started God's transformation of a girl's life in Guatemala.
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Will provide a person with lasting clean water and training in hygiene and sanitation.
Will provide a family with a BioSand water filter, giving them clean water for years.
Will contribute to the cost of installing a protected spring well or constructing a public toilet.





