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Disaster
Response

Rapid relief and long-term recovery for communities in crisis.

Water Finds a Way, and So Do We.

Since our inception in 2004, Disaster Response efforts are at the forefront of our work, it’s simply part of our DNA. We get critical resources to people in need, deliver aid in times of crisis, and restore access to water in dire situations. Months, even years after the crisis, WTW can still be distributing filters or rebuilding water systems destroyed by a natural disaster or conflict.​

 

We responded to disasters around the globe including Helene in North Carolina, the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Storm Uri in Texas, hurricanes in Florida and the Bahamas, the Philippines Super Typhoon, plus WTW helped in the US and abroad during the Covid-19 pandemic just to name a few. 

 

Join us in supporting life-saving help for people in a disaster.

1M+

Lives Impacted.

386M+

Plastics Diverted Through Filter Use

67k+

Filters Distributed

34

Countries

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BRAZIL

Wine To Water and our team in the Amazon are responding to the terrible flooding in the southern Brazilian states of Rio Grande do Sol, Parana, and Santa Catarina. We are sending our membrane water filters and the WTW Amazon team to the region to provide access to clean water for the displaced. Thank you for your support of our response efforts.

Image: Diego Vara/Reuters

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UKRAINE

Wine To Water is working in Ukraine and neighboring countries to distribute water filters to families displaced and under attack in this crisis. So far, over 30,000 filters have been deployed, and 10 wells and reverse osmosis units have been completed. We will continue to support the people of Ukraine amid rebuilding efforts.

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KENYA

Heavy rainfall is impacting 38 of the 47 counties in Kenya, causing severe flooding that has impacted thousands. WTW is responding to the flooding by working with ground partners to provide membrane filters that will make clean drinking water more readily available. 

Image: Patrick Ngugi/AP Photo

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