Active · 5-Year Campaign

#TEAMWATER

The biggest campaign for clean water in the world.

$40M+Raised to Supply Clean Water to 2M People

$40M+ raised. 2 million people. Decades of clean water.

The Campaign

THE LARGEST
CLEAN WATER
CAMPAIGN IN
HISTORY

#TeamWater is a creator-powered campaign to bring clean water to communities around the world. Founded by MrBeast and Mark Rober and supported by one of the largest networks of online creators ever assembled, together we raised over $41 million to provide two million people with clean water, for decades.

In just 31 days, over 15,000 creators sparked a movement for lasting change. From the world's most recognized creators to school children hosting fundraisers, from record-setting livestreams to everyday people giving what they could, whether it was $1 or thousands, you showed up.

Thank you.
Clean water means healthier families. More children in school. More time for women to earn a living, and whole communities changing their lives for the better. You made that possible.

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$40M+Raised in 31 Days
2BCombined Views
15K+Creators Participated
172Countries
Why It Matters

1 IN 10 PEOPLE DON'T HAVE CLEAN WATER

1 in 10 people lack clean water, forcing long treks and missed school, especially for women and girls. Climate change is making this worse. By 2040, up to 4.5 billion people could be experiencing water scarcity.

The water crisis is solvable. #TeamWater is working to solve it.

1 in 10people worldwide lack access to clean water
4.5Bpeople could face water scarcity by 2040
$1gives one person clean water for a year
Fund Deployment

Built to Last

Providing clean water requires sustainable solutions, not quick fixes. #TeamWater funds proven, lasting infrastructure, including the examples below, built and maintained by local communities for long-term impact.

Piped connections to homes

Piped connections to homes

bringing water directly into communities for the first time

Gravity-fed water systems

Gravity-fed water systems

infrastructure on mountainsides that requires no ongoing energy cost

Solar-powered wells

Solar-powered wells

reliable water access in off-grid communities

Water desalination systems

Water desalination systems

converting available water into safe drinking water in water-scarce regions

Rainwater harvesting

Rainwater harvesting

community-maintained collection systems built to last

Every project is carried out in partnership with local communities, governments, and local partners. Infrastructure is designed to be community-led and maintained locally, not dependent on ongoing outside support.

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Project Status

WHERE
THINGS STAND

This work takes years, and that's exactly the point. Here's where we are in the campaign journey, including projects already completed and work currently underway in five anchor countries.

Campaign Journey

  1. CompletedAug 1, 2025

    #TeamWater Launches

    MrBeast and Mark Rober go live with one of the largest creator networks ever assembled, from global megastars to school kids hosting bake sales.

  2. CompletedAug 31, 2025

    $40M+ Raised in One Month

    The campaign closes having surpassed its $40M goal, the biggest crowdfunded clean water campaign in internet history.

    $40,000,000+ raised

  3. CompletedFall 2025

    Projects Mobilize Around the World

    Work moves forward across nine countries, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Brazil, and the United States, some breaking ground for the first time, others accelerating work already in motion. Engineering assessments, partnerships, and infrastructure planning are underway everywhere TeamWater dollars are at work.

Our Projects

In Progress
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Bangladesh

Oct 2025 – Sept 2030
Chattogram

  • Piped network expansion into underserved low-income areas
  • Digital metering and fast response repair teams to reduce water losses
  • Strengthening C-WASA's technical and operational capabilities for long-term sustainability

Partner: Chattogram Water & Sanitation Association (C-WASA)

In Progress
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Cambodia

Oct 2025 – Sept 2030
Kandal, Takeo, Kampong Speu & Kampong Chhnang

  • Piped network expansion into underserved villages
  • Household connection subsidies for low-income and vulnerable families
  • Water quality monitoring and leakage management improvements

Partner: 7 × Water Operators

In Progress
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Mozambique

Jan 2026 – Sept 2030
Maputo

  • Filtration system upgrade to significantly improve water quality
  • Network rehabilitation and expansion to reach unserved communities
  • Digital innovation to improve and sustain services long-term

Partner: Águas da Região de Maputo (AdRM)

In Progress
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Nigeria

Feb 2026 – Sept 2030
Lagos

  • Rehabilitation of pipelines and core infrastructure at a key treatment plant
  • Digital network mapping and pipeline upgrades to expand supply
  • Meter installation and local team training to manage leakages

Partner: Lagos Water Corporation (LWC)

In Progress
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Rwanda

Dec 2025 – Dec 2028
Bugesera

  • Water treatment plant optimization and transmission pipeline work
  • Piped network extension to reach unserved communities
  • Metered zones for improved leakage monitoring and response
  • Training local operators and plumbers for long-term management

Partner: Water And Sanitation Corporation (WASAC)

Completed
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Kenya

Dec 2025
Athi River

  • Solar-powered water farm delivering clean, reliable water access to the community
  • Completed in partnership with Give Power, with additional funders contributing alongside TeamWater

Partner: Give Power

Completed
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Kenya

Feb 2026
Gilgil

  • Mobi+ scale solar water farm expanding safe water access in Gilgil
  • Completed in partnership with Give Power, with additional funders contributing alongside TeamWater

Partner: Give Power

Completed
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Tanzania

Nov 2025
University of Dodoma

  • Solar water farm serving University of Dodoma students, who previously faced price gouging and limited access to safe water
  • Completed in partnership with Give Power, with additional funders contributing alongside TeamWater

Partner: Give Power

Completed
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Brazil

Jun 2026
Mato Grosso State

  • Água de Beber: distribution of 700 household water filters, plus sanitation education and technical training, across Indigenous territories in Mato Grosso
  • Phase 2 (urban expansion) is now underway, targeting additional beneficiaries

Partner: Alok Institute

Completed
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USA

Apr 2026
West Virginia

  • New main water line completed Oct 2025; individual home service connections completed Apr 2026
  • 50 homes connected, restoring reliable water access to an underserved community

Partner: DigDeep

Our Partners

THE ORGANIZATIONS ON THE GROUND

#TeamWater works with established, field-verified organizations. Each partner has a track record of delivering sustainable water infrastructure at scale.

WaterAid, Global Partner

WaterAid, Global Partner

WaterAid is the lead global partner for #TeamWater, working across urban centers and rural communities to deliver piped networks, gravity-fed systems, and sustainable water infrastructure. Active in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Colombia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, and more.

GivePower

GivePower

Building water desalination systems to increase the supply of clean drinking water in water-scarce regions.

DigDeep

DigDeep

Bringing running water to homes in Appalachia, United States, ensuring communities within the US are not left behind.

Alok Institute

Alok Institute

Working with Indigenous communities in Brazil to deliver clean water access to those furthest from existing infrastructure.

FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS

The one dollar for one year figure is a planning average. Clean water can cost anywhere from about $10 to $150 per person depending on the community and system needed, so WaterAid and partners designed a mix of projects averaging roughly $20 per person. The more than $40 million raised will reach around 2 million people, each with water systems built to last at least two decades, which is what the campaign means by tens of millions of years of clean water.

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