Journalist Lorelei Goff wrote this piece for Appalachian Voices discussing the challenges that Appalachia faces when it comes to running water, and what the #AppalachiaWaterProject is doing to bring access to local families. Read the piece in full here: appvoices.org/2024/04/08/mcd…

This #EarthMonth we're sharing findings from DigDeep and Pacific Institute's climate change report, illuminating the connection between our environment and the water access gap. Learn more about the key areas of impact and other report findings here: digdeep.me/climatereport

#WorldWaterDay was a success thanks to YOU! We’ve been talking all month about the importance of collaboration, and your support made it even more clear just how much we can accomplish when we all work together. From every member of the DigDeep and all of our clients, thank you!

Let's keep the #WorldWaterDay energy going all weekend! You still have time to give! Make a donation today and help us bring clean, running water to 25 families. digdeep.me/wwd24-x

Water connects us all, and this #WorldWaterDay , you can be part of making that connection possible for 25 families. Join us! digdeep.me/wwd24-x

Today’s the day! Make a #WorldWaterDay gift and have double the impact with donations MATCHED! Help us connect 25 families to clean, running water. Donate now: digdeep.me/wwd24-x

We know firsthand the importance and impact of collaboration. Watch our new video & see how people can work together to make something as meaningful as clean, running water a reality for families across the United States. #WorldWaterDay

We're only four days away from #WorldWaterDay ! This year we’re raising funds to bring clean, running water to 25 families across the country - AND we have a MATCH! Want to learn more? Visit digdeep.me/wwd24-x.

Meet Shelby, Data Coordinator for DigDeep Labs. Growing up on the Navajo Nation, Shelby saw the challenge of water scarcity. Now she collects data that connects communities to water & helps us understand the big picture when it comes to the water access gap. #WorldWaterDay

Our teams are working to bring water to places where people used to think “that’s impossible”. But anything is possible when our teams work together. From the Navajo Nation to Appalachia, teamwork is what we live for at DigDeep. #WorldWaterDay

Dozens of women have worked with DigDeep, telling their stories about life without clean, running water. Their words inspire action and change lives. This #InternationalWomensDay we honor and thank them for sharing their stories with us.

Friday, 3/22, is #WorldWaterDay . It’s not just a day of awareness - it’s an opportunity for us to share an in-depth look at the work we’re doing to close the water access gap in the United States for good. Stay tuned to see what’s possible when we all work together!

DigDeep is a human rights nonprofit serving the 2M+ people in the U.S. without sinks, bathtubs, and toilets that so many of us take for granted. We’re dedicated to doing everything we can to close the water access gap for good. Learn more here: digdeep.org/our-work

Children lose time from school, homework, and play when they have to help haul water home. Closing the water access gap could give back 170 hours of missed school time to each child. Learn more about the water access gap and what we're doing to close it: digdeep.org/draining

The U.S. EPA is committing nearly $6B to clean water infrastructure across the United States. Today, Vice President Kamala Harris Kamala Harris and U.S. EPAMichaelRegan spoke about the importance of expanding water access. We are energized to see this type of investment and attention from the government.

'One of the most basic and essential resources - which is clean water.' - Vice President Harris Delivers Remarks on Delivering Clean Water for Every American

Tired of the usual Valentine’s Day fare? Give your loved one a gift they can wear all year long that makes a difference - a DigDeep long sleeve tee! Order yours today at digdeep.org/shop-gifts and receive a special Valentine’s Day treat!

In 2023, #AppalachiaWaterProject brought clean water and sanitation services to families across the area & partnered with our #NavajoWaterProject crew to make a new Home Rainwater System pilot a reality. Learn more about our work in Appalachia at appalachiawaterproject.org!