We all need it.

Especially indigenous children whose only drinking water is often polluted. Bad drinking water is the # 1 killer of children in developing countries. (UNICEF)

The death rate of children from polluted water is shockingly high, but there is a simple solution.

Catch, store and share the same rainfall that creates the disease-bearing puddles kids drink from.

We install rain catchment tanks for indigenous chools and villages that are low-cost, low-tech, last for years -- and refill every time it rains.
 
Rain is falling today where children are dying from polluted drinking water. One of our simple low-cost water tanks can save lives.

We’re Operation Safe Drinking Water, a 501 c 3 charity.  We’re all unpaid volunteers. We give our time before we ask you to give your support.

We’re asking now.

David Jeffers, President

One group of friends held a pizza party that raised the money to purchase Tank #068, which is now providing safe drinking water for 72 kids at an indigenous school in Bahia Grande, San Cristobal Island, Bocas del Toro, Panama.