Emergency Water Well | Water in 72 Hours

It covers the rapid geological survey, the field team within 72 hours, the drilling, the water test, the solar pump and the name plaque. On-site upkeep is kept up by our team.

Our team reaches the site within 72 hours of the gift. The first proof, the location and status, reaches your panel within that time in every case.

Drought emergency areas often have no mains power. A solar-powered pump gives water without a break and at low cost.

For villages and camps hit hardest by drought, where water access is urgent. The area is chosen by need and the field survey.

It depends on the yield, usually the homes of a village or camp share one well in turn.

A located photo of the well, footage of the running water and the date are uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

Yes. A name plaque you choose is fixed to the well, in memory of a loved one if you wish.

It is under the on-site upkeep plan. Our field team checks the solar pump regularly and repairs it on site if it fails.

Yes. Every well is tracked on its own named file, and your gift is used only for that well.

Yes. Even in an emergency the water quality is tested and the well sealed, so the risk of disease like cholera is prevented.

Yes. Though opened as an emergency, the well is built to last and gives water for years with its solar pump and upkeep.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. Our team stays in the field all year, watches the solar pump run, and keeps up the bond with the village.