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Water is Life Fund Grant Applications

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Type
Funding
Organization
Dig Deep
Description

Recent Deadline: 3/31/2021. The Water is Life Fund is a grant program focused on high-impact solutions to the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene access crisis in the United States, US territories, and sovereign tribal nations within US borders. Initiatives of interest should be unique, community-led, and long-lasting.

Funding Amount
$5,000 - $20,000
Geography
National
Eligibility
To be eligible for Water is Life funds—
● Your project must be based in the US, US territories, or on sovereign tribal nations within US borders. ​We’re currently prioritizing projects based on the Navajo Nation​, but we may consider other applicants depending on demand.
● Your project must expand WASH access at the community level.
● Your project is designed for human WASH use. We do not fund livestock or agricultural
water projects.
Website
https://www.navajowaterproject.org/water-is-life-fund
Contact Information
Have questions? Email waterislife@digdeepwater.org.

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