Mighty Water is proud to partner with Lift Up Uganda (LUU) to provide safe drinking water to remote communities in Northern Uganda through a week of water workshops.

Researchers at UT Austin have developed a low cost gel film that can extract water from air. In areas with just 30% relative humidity, 1kg of material can produce 13L (3.4g) of water a day.

Our 1% for the Planet supporter Epic Water Filters donated water bottles to us. We are proud to donate 3000 Nalgene bottles to Hope Haven Rwanda to allow students to carry safe drinking water from our in-home filter systems to school every day.

Mighty Water provided water filters to the 700 families of all students of Hope Haven Rwanda. This amazing school has grown from classes meeting under a tree in village of Murindi to an extensive modern school campus.

Today our partner just received regionally sourced buckets to begin model programs throughout the entire five provinces of Rwanda. We cannot wait to share more about our collaborative partnerships throughout beautiful Rwanda.

As a non-profit, we maintain the agility to select to the latest technology that is economically feasible for impoverished regions of the world. Our suppliers have developed an ultra-durable washable whole home filter. It is more durable, more environmentally resilient, and more chemically resilient.

Hollow fiber membranes are a type of membrane technology that have been used in a variety of applications for several decades. The technology was first developed in the early 1960s and has since been used in a wide range of fields, including kidney dialysis, municipal water filtration, and portable water filtration systems such as Safi water filters.