Fighting the water crisis in Appalachia and beyond through knowledge harvested from the dedication of government, industry research, academia, visionaries, policy makers, and the engagement of youth.

Fighting the water crisis in Appalachia and beyond through knowledge harvested from the dedication of government, industry research, academia, visionaries, policy makers, and the engagement of youth.

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Poisoned Drinking Water Is Shortening Lives

Although the United Nations has designated access to clean drinking water a human right, it remains an elusive target globally. But most surprising is that we have unsafe drinking water right here in the United States and, more specifically, in one of the poorest regions of the country — Appalachia — poisoned drinking water is shortening lives.

Polluted stream at the base of a mountaintop removal site in West Virginia. Photos courtesy Vivian Stockman

A Large Population Suffers From Contaminated Water

Approximately 43 million Americans, or 15% of the population, rely on private groundwater wells and many of them live in Appalachia, arguably the most economically-depressed region in the U.S., and home to 25 million people, living in 420 counties in parts of thirteen states. This population directly suffers from some of the activities associated with chemical processing, and the heaviest extraction activities of coal mining and gas fracking in eastern Ohio, southeastern Pennsylvania, all of West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, and western Virginia.

But this is no longer solely the problem of underserved Appalachian residents — the contaminated streams and aquifers of Appalachia are quietly finding their way to more populated regions. Because what affects those living far away, will soon affect all of us!

WaterProsper’s™ goal of providing every disadvantaged well-owner with their WP Filtration System is just part of the solution. Collaboration and action are also required by our governments and corporate America. This is also where WaterProsper’s™ goal to increase awareness and educate the public plays a critical role towards a better and healthier future for all.

The Value of Your Financial Contribution

Please see below to understand your dollars at work. WaterProsper™ is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and your contributions are tax deductible. Gifts larger than $10,000 may be designated for a determined number of filtration systems, ongoing research, and/or educational outreach programs. Here’s where the value of your financial contribution pays off:

$10,000

Complete Filtering Systems for 3 Homes

$3,500

Complete Filtering Systems for 1 Home

$1,200

1 Full-Year Maintenance

$500

3 Reverse Osmosis Systems at Sinks

$400

1 Complete Water Test

$300

1 Year System Filter Replacements

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Planting Hope Through Clean Water

WaterProsperâ„¢ is a non-profit organization created to research, share, and deliver clean water solutions to disadvantaged families whose water has been contaminated with inorganic, organic, and radioactive chemicals. Our goal is to provide a system that filters contaminants from their well water for everyday drinking, cooking, and bathing.

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