1,000 Valley homes eligible for free clean water technology

Dec 16, 2021 | Media page

Silicon Valley executive offers to pay to have innovative panels which convert sunlight and air into clean water installed at homes in Tulare, Fresno, Kern and Monterey counties

PALO ALTO, CALIF. – An Arizona company is offering to install its unique technology converting air and sunlight into potable water at 1,000 homes in underserved communities across the drought-stricken Central Valley.

Read the full article

Recent blog and media posts

Hidden Oaks Elementary School has dozens of new headphones in time for the school year
Unique College Prep Program Continues in 3rd Year with 9th Student Grantee
Update on California Water Project that is bringing safe, clean drinking water to 1,000 homes
one2one’s Executive Director, Wendy Prager, interviewed on MT Nesters Podcast
1,000 Valley homes eligible for free clean water technology
Manhattan Beach Mayor Stern launches Kindness Initiative
$7M donation could mean clean drinking water for local residents
Chamath Palihapitiya pledges $7 million to California hydropanels that pull water out of air
Chamath Palihapitiya and one2one USA Foundation Announce New Funding to Provide Clean Drinking Water to Drought-Stricken Communities via SOURCE Global’s Revolutionary Renewable Water Technology
Water Project Brings Safe Drinking Water to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Community
Custom prosthetic helps teenager regain love of dance
Smithtown Native Pays it Forward by Awarding Scholarships to Smithtown H.S. East Students
How a Unique Giving Platform Helped Donors Provide Local Support During the Pandemic
Smithtown Native Paying it Forward in a Uniquely Personal Way by Awarding Second Cohort of Scholarships at a Long Island High School
H.E.L.P.I.N.G The Homeless Program Delivers 150 Backpacks to Homeless Charities
Amoskeag Health gets $45K grant to support sobriety among pregnant and parenting moms
Abington teenager donates backpacks to help young people experiencing homelessness
H.E.L.P.I.N.G The Homeless Program Delivers 150 Backpacks to Homeless Charities