Nepal Water Well | Clean Water for a Hill Village
All amounts are charitable contributions to No Name Foundation (Quenara), a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Proceeds fully fund our humanitarian programs. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 35-2882867).
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Safe water for a village in Nepal
Your gift is assigned to a chosen village's well in Nepal within 72 hours. Nobody drinks from it until the water passes its test.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this donation
It covers choosing the method and testing the water. The drilling or spring work and the pump are included. So are the water test and the handover to the village user committee.
Our field partner looks at the ground. Groundwater on the plains is tested for arsenic. A spring or a deep borehole is measured in the hills. The village takes part in the decision.
Your gift is assigned to a village well before 72 hours pass. You can see the village name in your account.
Some tube wells in the Terai hold arsenic. Drinking that water for years harms health. That is why water on the plains is tested before the well is put to use.
The well does not open for use. Our field partner looks for a safer depth or another method.
Footage of the first water is sent to you with the village name after the opening. Villagers appear only with their own consent.
Every well is checked again after the monsoon. Pump care goes on all year.
The spring is measured first. A deep borehole is chosen when the spring is not enough.
The village user committee takes over the well. It keeps order at the pump and handles small repairs.
Yes. Each well keeps its own record. Your gift is used for that village's well.
The ground and the method set the pace. Opening can take a few months. Each stage is dated for you.
Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware. Your receipt is in your account once the gift goes through.
The committee keeps the pump working. A fresh photo of the well reaches you after a year.





