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AccuWeather - Get Blue aims to expand clean water access as climate change worsens global crisis

More than 2 billion people still lack access to safe water at home, with women and girls bearing much of the burden. Water.org’s Get Blue initiative aims to help close that gap by turning everyday actions into support for affordable safe water solutions, helping families gain reliable access to safe water, improve health, and create more opportunities for education and economic stability.

Fortune - Matt Damon’s new campaign calls on Gap, Starbucks, and Amazon to help give safe water

Water.org created Get Blue with founding partners Gap, Starbucks, Amazon, and Ecolab to help expand access to safe water for families in need around the world. Together, the partners are combining their reach, resources, and ongoing water stewardship efforts to help accelerate progress toward bringing safe water home for the 2.2 billion people around the world who lack access.

GQ - Matt Damon Will Do Whatever It Takes to Focus Attention on the Global Water Crisis.

For more than 20 years, Water.org co-founders Gary White and Matt Damon have worked to help families around the world get lasting access to safe water and sanitation at home. Today, more than 90 million people have access to safe water or sanitation through Water.org's solutions. Now, with the launch of Get Blue, they're inviting everyone to help bring safe water home for millions more.

The TODAY Show - Matt Damon, Gary White Talk Global Water Crisis and Solutions

Water.org co-founders Gary White and Matt Damon joined the TODAY Show to talk about Get Blue and why bringing safe water home for families around the world is within reach. "It's a massive problem but we have solutions," Damon says. Five dollars helps one person get lasting access to safe water or sanitation.

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