Water Project · Crowdfunding

Ground Water Well

By purchasing a JOD 35 share in a Ground water well, you delegate us to support the construction of a well that will provide reliable access to water for approximately **200 people every day**.

India

1,771

JODof a 1,300 JOD target

Target reached · 100%18delegations

0Target 1,300 JOD

What happens after you delegate

1
Delegation confirmed
You receive the payment receipt and the delegation contract by email.
2
Work begins
Our field team starts the project.
3
Follow-up to completion
We follow the work step by step until it is done.
4
Delivery photos and video
The finished project, documented in your name or in the name of the person you dedicated it to.

Project Story

The Participatory Groundwater Well Project – A Simple Step with Great Impact Providing clean water to 200 people daily is the goal of the Participatory Groundwater Well Project. This initiative reflects the importance of collaboration in achieving good deeds. It includes a well equipped with an electric pump, a water tank, seating, and faucets for ablution, making it a sustainable water source that serves communities and eases their daily lives. A simple idea but significant in its impact, as it fulfills one of the greatest forms of ongoing charity: providing water.

Photos from the project site · India

Make your impact continuous and ba a part of a project that sustains lives every day

The participatory groundwater well is an innovative project that relies on crowdfunding from delegators, where the cost of the well is shared among several individuals to facilitate its construction. The project aims to provide a sustainable source of clean water that serves around 200 people in areas suffering from water scarcity in India. The well is designed to be sustainable and will meet the needs of drinking, cooking, and daily usage for many decades. Your contribution in purchasing this service, you authorize Together for Development company to execute and deliver it on your behalf in accordance with the agreed terms.