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PRIORITY

Atmospheric Water Generators

Units running on solar power draw drinking water out of damp air. Your gift places them at schools and clinics in Chad and Niger and in coastal villages of Madagascar.

Niger, Chad, Madagascar 943 Donors 3 to 6 tons clean water daily
How Your Donation Transforms Lives

A unit in the schoolyard gathers water from the morning air and children drink clean water at break.

A solar unit with its own filter
Installed at a school or clinic or village square
A trained local caretaker looks after each unit
A completed step appears in your account with the date
A nurse who can wash her hands at the tap between patients works with a lighter heart.

Needs

Atmospheric water unit with solar array
Filters and water testing kits
Installation and a storage tank
Caretaker training and spare parts
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Atmospheric Water Generators

In March this year families in Arkoum camp in eastern Chad were getting about seven and a half litres of water per person each day. That is half the humanitarian minimum. Atmospheric water units run on solar power and turn the moisture in the air into drinking water. Your gift covers the unit and the solar array that powers it along with filters and training for the person who maintains it. The first units go to fishing villages on the Madagascar coast and later ones to camp schools in Chad and health posts in Niger. A unit does not replace a well. It adds safe drinking water where people learn and get treated. Output is highest when the air is humid and lower in the dry months. Across all units the target is between three and six tons daily. When a roadmap step is completed your account notes the step with its region and date. A photo of each installed unit is added to this page.

$55,000 Goal: $116,000
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From the Field

Hawa is fifteen and came to Arkoum after leaving Sudan. Her mother and three younger brothers came with her. At the camp each person gets only a few litres of water a day and she is the one who queues for it. She wants to finish school. The queue often takes the whole morning. Our local partner plans to place a unit at the camp school for pupils to drink from during lessons.

“If there is water at school I can stay all day.” · Hawa

Donor Experiences

4.9 · 943 Donors
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Maria C.
Paris
A report on the camps of eastern Chad left me restless. I sent what I could the same evening. My account later showed the first step as complete.
yesterday
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Robert J.
Melbourne
I teach science and condensing moisture from humid air made sense to me straight away. I gave towards the filters because clean water depends on them. My donation number was printed clearly at the top of the receipt.
three days ago
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Laura D.
Oslo
What convinced me was that the page admits the units produce less during the dry season. That kind of honesty is rare. I now give to it every month.
two weeks ago
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Chris P.
Zurich
My children drink from a school fountain without thinking about it. Picturing a school with no safe water at all was enough for me to give. I will look out for the photo of the installed unit on this page.
last week
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Sophie L.
Seattle
An Instagram post showed coastal villages in Madagascar paying for drinking water. It seemed absurd with the ocean right there. I bought one of the filters for a unit.
yesterday
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Thomas T.
Boston
Pulling drinking water out of the air sounded unlikely to me at first. The explanation on this page was plain and honest so I donated towards a unit.
last week

Project Roadmap

Every step is a milestone on the path to our goal

June 2026
Choosing sites for the units
With local partners we pick schools and clinics and village squares by need and by how humid the air is.
Completed
December 2026
First units on the Madagascar coast
The first units start there because the coast is humid all year.
Pending
June 2027
Schools in Chad before the rains
Units go to camp schools in time for the rainy months when output is highest.
Pending
December 2027
Clinics in Niger
Health posts receive units so staff and patients have safe water to drink.
Pending
June 2028
Local caretakers take over upkeep
A person trained in each village cleans the filters and keeps the unit running.
Pending
December 2028
All units at full output
Together the units aim for three to six tons of water a day.
Pending

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

1How can I donate?
Use the donation form on this page with credit card, debit card, or digital wallet.
2Is my donation tax deductible?
Yes, Quenara Foundation is an approved NGO. Your receipt is automatically emailed.
3Where does my donation go?
90% goes directly to the project, 10% covers operational costs.
4How can I cancel monthly?
Cancel anytime from your account settings. No commitment.
5What is the minimum?
Minimum is $5. Every amount makes a difference.
6How can I see impact?
Monthly reports, field photos and videos are shared via email.
7Payment methods?
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8Is my donation safe?
Stripe infrastructure, PCI DSS compliant. Card info never stored.
9Corporate donations?
Yes! Corporate donation program available. Visit our contact page.
10Can I visit the project?
Through our volunteer visit program. Trips organized twice yearly.
11Can I gift my donation?
Yes! Gift Donation option lets you donate and send a certificate.
12Project timeline?
See detailed timeline in the roadmap milestones above.
13How to volunteer?
Apply through the Volunteer page on our website.
14How to get receipt?
Automatically sent to your email after donating.
15Different currencies?
TRY, USD, EUR, GBP and more. Auto exchange rate calculation.
16Regular donor benefits?
Special reports, live field connections and annual impact reports.
17Can I direct my donation?
Yes, choose from items in the needs section.
18Who is Quenara?
An independent NGO running humanitarian aid projects worldwide.
19Refund policy?
Request a refund by contacting us within 30 days.
20Transparency reports?
Access all reports freely from the Transparency page.

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