Clean Water Saves Lives
Access to clean water is a basic human right—yet millions of families in the United States and Nigeria still lack it. The Johnson Alice Foundation has been providing life-saving water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services to disaster-affected and displaced communities across both countries.

Our Work So Far:
We have reached over 8,500 individuals, providing clean water through boreholes, well repairs, and water trucking. We have distributed 3,500 hygiene kits containing soap, jerrycans, sanitary pads, and water purification tablets. Our sanitation efforts include emergency latrines and hygiene promotion campaigns reaching thousands of families.

In Nigeria, we have repaired over 30 water points in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states, serving displaced populations and host communities. In the USA, we have provided emergency water supplies and hygiene resources to families affected by hurricanes and wildfires.

“Before Johnson Alice Foundation came, we drank from contaminated streams. Now we have clean water and our children no longer get sick.” — Fatima, Borno State, Nigeria.

The Unmet Need:
Despite our achievements, over 2.6 million displaced Nigerians and millions of US disaster survivors still lack safe water. Floods and conflict continue to destroy water sources daily. Women and children spend hours walking for water instead of working or attending school.

How You Can Help:
Your donation can bring clean water to families in crisis. We are seeking $500,000 to drill 20 boreholes, repair 50 water points, and reach 10,000 more people with clean water and hygiene supplies.

What Your Donation Provides:

$50 – Hygiene supplies for a family of five

$500 – Repairs a damaged well serving 200 people

$5,000 – Drills a new borehole providing water to 500 people

Join us. Clean water is life.

Breaking poverty’s grip one home, one life at a time.