Clean Water for Fiji

Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo

Fiji

$10.50
Avg Savings per month
1.13
Extra days of work/month
$52.90
Money back to familes
*Data collected in 2019
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Dlo pwòp pou Ondiras

Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo

Ondiras

15+
filters still in use after 15+ years
212,356
water women trained
48
water women present in over 48 countries
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Meet the Water Women

Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo

Kibera

98%
locally
led
400,000
People with clean water access
6
years
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Clean Water for Liberia

Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo
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5
Years to complete
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42,000
Lavi afekte
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90%+
Rediksyon dyare
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Clean Water and Disaster Relief

Hurricane Helene + Milton
Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo
48
Hour response
24,000
Filters donated
7,562
Jugs of repellent
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Clean Water for the Marshall Islands

Moun ki kenbe siyen ak bokit ak filtè dlo

Zile Marshall

5
Years to complete
42,000
Lavi afekte
90%+
Rediksyon dyare
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Meet the Water Women

All 140 Sawyer partners use unique, intentional programming to train individuals on how to use Sawyer Water Filtration Systems.

Water By Women educates women on how to use and repair their filtration systems, and empowers them to become respected Water Women in their communities. A Water Woman is empowered for the wellness of her family with a Sawyer filter and general health information. In return, she makes a sacred commitment to filter healthy drinking water for three other households besides her own.

Driven by compassion and guided by science for better health, Water by Women has trained 164,527 Water Women in over 48 countries.
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Moun nan Ondiras kenbe bokit ak filtè dlo Sawyer

Ondiras

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5
Years to complete
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42,000
Lives
impacted
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90%+
Rediksyon dyare
5
Years to complete
42,000
Lives
impacted
90%+
Rediksyon dyare
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$10.50
Avg Savings per month
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1.13
Extra days of work/month
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$52.90
Money back to familes

avèk sipò nan

Filtè dlo
Anglè
9.6K
211K
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37 MIN

Close to Home

Sawyer helps to disperse filters, insect repellent, and sunscreen to impacted communities. When disasters strike, Sawyer filters are often on site within the first 48 hours. This was true for Hurricanes Milton and Helene, which ravaged the Southern Appalachians in 2024. Entire counties were on a boil water notice with no end in sight. 

Being the perfect solution to bacteria-ridden and sediment-filled water, Sawyer donated over 24,000 filters to the region affected by the hurricanes. From empowering individuals to gearing up groups including churches, air drops, and SAR teams, we’re proud of the impact we were able to make together.

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Fanm Ondiras la ki kenbe atizana li

Ki sa ki se yon fanm dlo?

To recognize the 15 Year Anniversary of our first clean water initiative, Sawyer returned to the site of our first install – Tegucigalpa, Honduras - to celebrate! In 2023 we reunited with our original partner, Water By Women, to throw a Clean Water Quinceañeara in a cloud forest. We met over 150 "Water Women" and witnessed Sawyer filters that were in daily use for over a decade.

To help document the trip and the stories of the Water Women, we invited creator, outdoor educator, and industry expert Miranda Webster of Miranda Goes Outside.

Jwenn aksè dlo pwòp nan yon peyi tout antye!

The Marshall Islands may be small in terms of land mass, but cover a massive area of the Pacific Ocean about halfway between Hawaii and Australia. Travel to these islands is difficult. To say these islands are remote is an understatement.

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Ki sa ki se yon fanm dlo?

To recognize the 15 Year Anniversary of our first clean water initiative, Sawyer returned to the site of our first install – Tegucigalpa, Honduras - to celebrate! In 2023 we reunited with our original partner, Water By Women, to throw a Clean Water Quinceañeara in a cloud forest. We met over 150 "Water Women" and witnessed Sawyer filters that were in daily use for over a decade.

To help document the trip and the stories of the Water Women, we invited creator, outdoor educator, and industry expert Miranda Webster of Miranda Goes Outside.

Fanm Ondiras la ki kenbe atizana li

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Ki sa ki se yon fanm dlo?

To recognize the 15 Year Anniversary of our first clean water initiative, Sawyer returned to the site of our first install – Tegucigalpa, Honduras - to celebrate! In 2023 we reunited with our original partner, Water By Women, to throw a Clean Water Quinceañeara in a cloud forest. We met over 150 "Water Women" and witnessed Sawyer filters that were in daily use for over a decade.

To help document the trip and the stories of the Water Women, we invited creator, outdoor educator, and industry expert Miranda Webster of Miranda Goes Outside.

How Long do the Filters Last?

On our visit to Honduras, we met original Water Women who had been filtering water for their communities with the exact same filters for over a decade.

Their secret? Proper cleaning after each use.

Learn how to clean your Sawyer filter the Water Woman Way™ in the video.

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Sawyer x Water By Women

Water By Women is a non-profit devoted to bringing clean water to communities in over 48 countries around the world.

They are mothers and missionaries who equip other mothers in need of water with filtration systems, providing them, their families, and their neighbors with safe, clean, healthy water.

Water By Women gladly and proudly collaborates with people of any faith who practice compassion and believe clean water is a basic human right.

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Caption: A woman demonstrating how to assemble a Sawyer bucket water filtration system.

The Process 

  1. Assess- The process begins with a door-to-door census for each community and pathogen testing of the local water sources. This ensures that the Sawyer water filter is an appropriate solution for the area.
  2. Distribute- Once the true scope of clean water scarcity and the effectiveness of the Sawyer filter to treat it, a systematic distribution begins. 
  3. Follow up - The Bucket Ministry team visits every household at least three times to follow up. During these visits the team member ensures the daily maintenance is being performed correctly to achieve its long-term effectiveness.
Caption: “In the beginning, drinking this water often made us sick. I am grateful to The Bucket Ministry for providing us with a bucket filter that purifies our water, now we no longer get sick or suffer from diarrhea. Now we filter clean water and we are healthy.”

How Long do the Filters Last?

On our visit to Honduras, we met original Water Women who had been filtering water for their communities with the exact same filters for over a decade.

Their secret? Proper cleaning after each use.

Learn how to clean your Sawyer filter the Water Woman Way™ in the video.

Kat fanm Ondiras kenbe filtè dlo Sawyer ak bokit dlo entènasyonal

How Long do the Filters Last?

On our visit to Honduras, we met original Water Women who had been filtering water for their communities with the exact same filters for over a decade.

Their secret? Proper cleaning after each use.

Learn how to clean your Sawyer filter the Water Woman Way™ in the video.

Fanm Ondiras la ki kenbe atizana li

PICARIDIN ENSÈK NSÈK

Boutèy Sawyer Picaridin Ensèk repouse espre
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Patnè fanm ki ap dirije patnè charite ki klere

Patnè fanm ki ap dirije patnè charite ki klere

Learn more about incredible organizations like KIO empowering women all over the globe, one filter at a time.

Sawyer x Water By Women

Water By Women is a non-profit devoted to bringing clean water to communities in over 48 countries around the world.

They are mothers and missionaries who equip other mothers in need of water with filtration systems, providing them, their families, and their neighbors with safe, clean, healthy water.

Water By Women gladly and proudly collaborates with people of any faith who practice compassion and believe clean water is a basic human right.

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Help Videos

The QR code printed on our filters brings users to our website's help page, where they can select one of the ten available languages. When in-person demonstrations and training are impossible, users are able to learn everything they need to know about their filter at the point of use. 

The QR codes can also be scanned into GIS survey software for monitoring and evaluation of the filters. This replaces the bar codes that were previously used.

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Caption: A row of Sawyer international bucket water filtration systems lined up on cement.

Partners

Since 2008, Sawyer has teamed up with over 140 non-profits in more than 80 countries to provide personal filtration systems to communities lacking access to clean drinking water. Since the first install, Sawyer and our partners have impacted over 28 million lives.

90% of @sawyerproducts profits go to our mission of providing clean water. Our dream is to grow the business and give it away. We have big dreams to do things that people said would be impossible to do.

The "Miracle Bucket"

The Sawyer Bucket System is the go-to filtration system for remote communities needing access to clean drinking water. All of Sawyers' clean water work projects feature its high-performance 0.1-micron absolute hollow fiber membrane filter which removes 99.99999% of all bacteria, such as salmonella, cholera, and E. coli, 99.9999% of all protozoa, such as giardia and cryptosporidium, and 100% of microplastics.

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