A month of safe water for one family
Chlorine, filters and routine line maintenance for one household.
Families in Q’eros walk two hours for water that still makes their children sick. We’re building a gravity-fed system from a protected spring to a tap at every door.
Every amount is matched 1:1 by the Andean Water Trust through the end of the campaign.
We cost the system per component, so you can see exactly what a gift builds.
Chlorine, filters and routine line maintenance for one household.
The buried polyethylene run that connects a single house to the main.
A standpost and its concrete valve chamber, shared by four families.
Fences the source, builds the catchment, and tests the water clean.
I have carried water up this mountain since I was a girl. I want my granddaughter to open a tap — and to study, instead of walk.Justina Mamani, 61 Q’eros elder & weaver · drinks from the lower spring
Here is how each $100 is spent. We publish receipts, GPS-tagged build photos, and the independent water-quality report for the finished system.
Audited annually. Manantial is a registered nonprofit; our financials are reviewed by an independent firm and posted publicly each March.
We’re 70% there. Close the gap and a whole village drinks clean water by winter.
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