At The Lot Water Project, our mission is to provide clean water and improve lives in our communities. Today, we share a special story that goes beyond our usual scope. Thanks to the incredible generosity of one of our donors, we were able to help a resident of Bulawayo receive a new prosthetic leg after a life-changing amputation. Join us in celebrating this remarkable act of kindness and see how your support can transform lives unexpectedly. Together, we can make a difference, one act of giving at a time

In the heart of Bulawayo, a new dawn is breaking. The Lot Water Project’s #CleanWaterForAll campaign is transforming lives, beginning with the drilling of two crucial boreholes. These first steps were witnessed by a generous donor and his family, who traveled from the USA to stand with us, experiencing firsthand the impact of their support. Imagine the joy of a child tasting clean water for the first time, or a community gathering around a new well, filled with hope and renewed strength. This is the change we are bringing to life, but there is much more to be done. Our mission is to drill ten boreholes, reaching 70,000 people with the gift of clean, safe water. Each borehole is a beacon of hope, a lifeline that transforms scarcity into abundance. And we can’t do it without you. Your donation, no matter the size, can make a profound difference. It can turn dreams of clean water into reality, bringing health and happiness to thousands. Visit our website today and join us in this vital mission. Together, we can quench the thirst of those in need, creating a ripple effect of change and compassion. Thank you for your generosity and support.

In a world where access to clean water is a fundamental right, the Lot Water Project is leading the charge to bring hope and relief to communities in need.” In 2023, with the unwavering support of generous donors like you, we successfully drilled eight life-giving boreholes. Five of these were strategically placed in primary schools, ensuring that children no longer miss precious days of education due to water scarcity.

These boreholes have transformed the lives of over 40,000 individuals in the vibrant communities of Luveve, Cowdrey Park, and Gwabalanda, bringing clean water and renewed hope to those who need it most.

But our mission continues as we face a severe drought gripping Bulawayo, where water rationing in some areas can last up to three agonizing weeks. Today, we stand united to combat this crisis. Through our ‘Water for All’ campaign, we aim to raise funds for the installation of ten additional boreholes, providing a lifeline to over 70,000 individuals who are currently affected by water scarcity. Now is the time for action. Together, we can make a lasting impact. Your donation, no matter the size, will play a vital role in bringing relief to those in need. Visit our website at www.lotwaterproject.org and click on the ‘Donate’ button to contribute. Your generosity will transform lives, bring hope, and create a brighter future for all.