Help bring clean and living water to unreached women
Women carry the daily burden of finding water for their families. And this month, we invite you to help carry this burden year-round by giving monthly to the unreached.
Your $40 monthly donation can give 12 women clean water every year and access to the gospel.
PEOPLE SERVED: 990,820
COUNTRIES: CAMBODIA CHAD DR CONGO ETHIOPIA INDIA NEPAL UGANDA NIGER
PEOPLE SERVED: 990,820
COUNTRIES: CAMBODIA CHAD DR CONGO ETHIOPIA INDIA NEPAL UGANDA NIGER
PEOPLE SERVED: 990,820
COUNTRIES: CAMBODIA CHAD DR CONGO ETHIOPIA INDIA NEPAL UGANDA NIGER
PEOPLE SERVED: 990,820
COUNTRIES: CAMBODIA CHAD DR CONGO ETHIOPIA INDIA NEPAL UGANDA NIGER
We exist for the unreached.
It’s estimated that 771 million people still lack access to clean and safe water. We believe in meeting physical and spiritual needs—empowering the church to reach forgotten, marginalized people groups with clean and living water.
Inspired by a teaching from Pastor David Platt, our founders began partnering with local pastors in South Sudan to bring clean and living water. Now, we support local partners across Africa and Asia to transform unreached communities.
We are serious about making every dollar count.
neverthirst was selected by ROI Ministry as a Top 10 Ministry for measurable Kingdom impact per dollar.
The Shipp’s Story: A Loss Turned Into Kingdom Impact
How can a mom in Mississippi serve the unreached? After suffering the loss of a child, John and Jennifer felt led to make an eternal difference around the world. “I couldn’t unsee what I had seen…”, Jennifer shares.
No More Collecting From the Pond
Meet a mom in Chad who had only collected water from a brown pond for her entire life.Read how clean water has truly changed her story… and the story of every mom in this desert village. “We have big hopes now,” she tells us.
Encountering God in Nepal
Bijay’s story begins with miracles that led to faith in God and experiencing the water crisis himself as a kid. Now, he leads one of our largest partner organizations in Nepal. His mission? To serve the unreached in the region he grew up.