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Join us and change the world

We are Water.org. Our mission is to bring safe water and sanitation to the world. We believe that water is the way to empowering a bright future that we can all share in, worldwide. Join us in our work to break down the barriers between people and access to safe water and sanitation.

We've helped more than 17 million people get access to safe water and sanitation. Join us.

Life at Water.org

We are a results-driven team of thinkers and doers that believe in the power of water to unlock opportunity for the people we empower. We stand for people, progress and possibility. When you join our team, you're doing more than starting a new job, you're setting a course to make a difference in the world. And like you, we think that's a great way to live and work.

  • Taking notes to improve our work

    Meeting with people we empower in Kenya.

    Water.org team members meet with partners in Kenya

  • Learning from the people we empower

    A woman in the Philippines shared her story with team members from Water.org and our microfinance institution partner in the area.

    Water.org team members meet with partners in the Philippines

  • Working in Chennai

    Team members meet with partners and local staff in Chennai, India.

    Water.org team members meet with partners and local staff in Chennai, India

  • Sharing our knowledge to ensure impact

    A few team members at the WaterCredit Forum we hosted in Lima, Peru.

    Water.org team members at the WaterCredit Forum in Lima, Peru

  • Taking time to meet with people

    Our team members meet with a borrower in Indonesia.

    Water.org team members meet with a borrower in Indonesia

  • Celebrating access to safe water

    San Francisco office team members celebrate World Water Day.

    San Francisco office team members celebrate World Water Day

  • A global organization

    Members of our International Programs team from around the world gather in the Kansas City office.


    Water.org country directors and staff

  • A collaborative work environment

    Open offices at our headquarters promote collaboration among Water.org team members.

    Water.org headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri

It all starts in Kansas City

While we work in 13 countries around the world, most of our team is located at our headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. If you are from here, you get it. If you aren't, let us explain. We're located in the heart of Kansas City's growing Crossroads district, known for its art galleries, restaurants, lofts and vibrant urban culture. Kansas City consistently makes Top 10 best cities lists based on affordability, schools, cultural attractions and our sports teams. Our contemporary space is purposefully designed to encourage collaboration.

  • Meet Carlos

    Carlos (pictured left) is Water.org’s Country Director of the Philippines. An expert in development, Carlos leads a passionate team of world changers in a country where Water.org has empowered more than 1.6 million people with access to safe water and sanitation. Coming from an extensive career in international development and microfinance, Carlos understands how small, affordable loans can change lives. He looks forward to the momentum our work is gaining in the Philippines and empowering more families with safe water at home.

    Meet Carlos
Water.org headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri

Current Job Opportunities

Water.org Jobs

Submit a resume

Interested, but don't see a specific job for you right now? Submit a general application, including what kind of opportunity you're looking for and we'll let you know if something comes up.

What to expect when applying

We love people who share our passion. When you submit a resume, you'll receive an email confirming that it was received. While we are unable to personally contact each applicant, if you are a potential fit we will request a phone or in-person meeting to learn more about you and your interest in Water.org.

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