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Water Tanker: 90 Days of Lifeline Water

Through the ninety hardest days of the drought a tanker brings treated water to the same village stops at the same hour. Your gift keeps that route running.

Somalia, Ethiopia 680 Donors 90 days of water routes
How Your Donation Transforms Lives

The tanker pulls up at the village stop at a fixed time each day. Nobody has to go searching for water.

Treated clean water
The same stop at the same hour
Covered jerrycans for every family
Advice on storing water safely
A herder who no longer walks for water can keep his remaining goats alive and close to home.

Needs

Clean source water and chlorine
Fuel and upkeep for the tanker
Driver wages
Covered jerrycans
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Water Tanker: 90 Days of Lifeline Water

Ponds and wells have dried up across Guchi district in Ethiopia's Borana zone. Families there now travel over twenty kilometres for water. In Somalia the rains failed last autumn. A jerrycan of water now costs up to a dollar. The Water Tanker keeps one route running for ninety days while the drought is at its worst. The tanker collects water from a safe source and treats it before delivering to village stops. Families receive covered jerrycans and learn how to keep the water clean. Your gift covers the water and the fuel along with the driver's wages and the jerrycans. The date and region of each finished stage are added to your account. On this page you can see photos of the tanker and its stops.

$40,000 Goal: $69,000
58% 680 supporters
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From the Field

Boru herds goats near Guchi in Borana and has lost half of them since the ponds dried up. His daughters walk more than twenty kilometres to the nearest water point and then wait in line for hours. The family now drinks whatever the girls can carry home. Our local partner has placed their village on the planned tanker route.

“If water comes to us my daughters can go back to school.” · Boru

Donor Experiences

4.9 · 680 Donors
P
Patrick O.
Oslo
I read that girls in southern Ethiopia walk for hours to reach water. I sent enough for a few jerrycans.
yesterday
H
Helen A.
Zurich
Chlorine at the source and covered containers at home keep illness away. Small details like that matter. I gave towards the chlorine.
last week
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Mark V.
Seattle
I like that the route runs through the hardest ninety days rather than whenever it suits. It shows real planning.
3 days ago
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Kevin D.
Portland
Talks with local authorities about a lasting water source show the team is thinking beyond the truck. That earned my regular support.
a week ago
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Rachel G.
Stockholm
The news showed how drought is emptying the ponds in southern Ethiopia. I covered the driver's wages for a day.
2 weeks ago
C
Claire N.
Melbourne
A dollar for a jerrycan is more than many families there earn in a day. A week of fuel for the route is what I donated.
4 days ago

Project Roadmap

Every step is a milestone on the path to our goal

June 2026
Planning the route and stops
Local partners help us choose the villages farthest from water and a safe source to fill from.
Completed
December 2026
Ninety days of deliveries in Somalia
Through the dry season the tanker visits the same stops every day.
Pending
June 2027
A second route in Ethiopia
A route opens in Borana during its long dry months.
Pending
December 2027
Jerrycans and safe storage
Every family receives a covered jerrycan and learns how to store water safely.
Pending
June 2028
A bridge to lasting water
Talks begin with local authorities about wells or storage tanks for the villages on the route.
Pending
December 2028
Local partners run the route
In dry seasons the route continues as a regular service of our local partner.
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?
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