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More than 2 million Americans still don't have a tap or a toilet at home. We’re a non-profit organization working to ensure that every American has water and sanitation access forever.

EVERYONE DESERVES WATER

Right now, millions of people across the country are still living without. You can help us change that.

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Our Work

Our community-led projects bring clean, hot and cold running water into American homes. We also invest in research, advocacy, and workforce development to close the Water Gap once and for all.

We Are DigDeep

We're a human rights nonprofit serving the 2.2 million+ people in the U.S. without the sinks, bathtubs or toilets that the rest of us take for granted.

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Close the Water Gap

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Running water changes a life forever

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Thanks to dedicated donors who cover our operating costs, 100% of your donation funds programs to Close the Water Gap in the U.S.
 
 
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Raise funds for DigDeep—it only takes a few minutes to set up your page with a name, photo, and your story. Then spread the word with everyone you know. Choose a project below to support and start your fundraiser today!

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Thanks to dedicated donors who cover our operating costs, 100% of donation funds programs to Close the Water Gap in the U.S.

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I believe every American has a human right to clean, running water.

I believe in an America where every family can clean their hands, bodies and homes.

I believe American families shouldn’t have to choose between buying clean water or putting food on the table.

I believe that tribal nations, rural communities and people of color deserve running water.

I believe young Americans shouldn’t have to drive to truck stops to use the bathroom or take a shower