GivePower

For millions of girls around the world growing up looks different.

They spend hours each day collecting water, cooking meals, cleaning the home and caring for family members.

Globally, girls ages 5–14 spend 160 million more hours every day on unpaid domestic work than boys. That’s time taken away from learning and opportunity.

At GivePower, we believe a girl’s future shouldn’t be limited to whether her community has access to safe drinking water or reliable electricity.

When safe water is closer to home and classrooms have power, girls gain more time to learn, dream and shape their futures.

100% of your gift supports GivePower's projects. Just $20 can provide access to safe water for someone in need for up to 20 years. Become a monthly donor today and help power brighter futures for girls around the world. 🩵 https://tinyurl.com/43aa3cb5

In a rural village in Nepal, women are leading the way, and the entire community is stronger because of it.

For years, families in Daduwa spent hours each day walking across difficult terrain to collect water.

That’s changing now. Women have led efforts to find a solution that brings safe water to every neighborhood.

Last month, Boundless, Inc. Trekkers joined them to help bring this project to life, installing a microgrid to distribute safe water to the whole village. Now, Daduwa has better safe water access, health and daily life.

Thanks to Derek Vecchione, Bruce Hodges, Bryan Ward, Bobby Braun, Jon Taylor Muir, Jeremy Wicks and the rest of the team for making helping us empower Daduwa village!