Grants & Sponsors

We are very grateful for the support and endorsement we have received from the organizations and businesses listed below. Their investment into the life changing work that we’re doing at Clean Water for Haiti has allowed us to grow our programs and reach more Haitian families with access to clean water in their homes.

If your organization or business is interested in supporting Clean Water for Haiti through a grant or sponsorship please contact Chris Rolling at crolling@cleanwaterforhaiti.org We would be excited to have your support as we work to help the people of Haiti live healthier lives.

Grants

The most recent grants Clean Water for Haiti has received have been from the following organizations:

$73,600

Rotary Global Grant for filter installations in over 900 Haitian homes.

Done through partnership between the following clubs: Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club (TN), Rotary Club of Oak Ridge (TN), Oak Ridge Sunset Rotary Club (TN), Fairfield Glade Rotary Club (TN) & the Rotary Club of St. Marc (Haiti).

$50,000

Funding provided for filter installations that helped over 500 families get access to clean water in their homes.

$33,600

The Kal Lake Rotary club has provided funding for 150 filter installations and a large portion of the funding needed to purchase a second Isuzu delivery truck.

Sponsors

We are so thankful for our Sponsors, who help Clean Water for Haiti do more of what we do by providing material goods or funding for our filter program. If your business is interested in becoming a corporate sponsor please contact Chris Rolling at crolling@cleanwaterforhaiti.org.

Great Lakes Mold & Engineering

Great Lakes Mold & Engineering built and gifted the injection mold that Clean Water for Haiti uses to produce diffuser basis. The mold is valued at about $20,000 and remains in the United States so filter projects from all around the world can order diffuser basins to use in their projects.

The FORTA Corporation has provided Clean Water for Haiti with high quality synthetic reinforcement fibers that we use in our biosand filter production. These fibers create a stronger concrete, which means fewer cracks, leaks and repairs for us to do. Fewer repairs and broken filters means more funding to help more families get clean water.

Empowering. Improving. Sustaining.