
The Nalgene Water Fund supports domestic communities struggling with access to clean water by partnering with grassroots nonprofits to raise funds and awareness. Proudly made in the USA, Nalgene supports local communities.



NAVAJO NATION
Nalgene Water Fund is proud to announce its support for Navajo Nation (Diné) with the launch of its “Tó éí iiná” (Water is Life) bottle, in partnership with Jaden Redhair, age 20, an accomplished Navajo artist born for the Jemez Clan. Five dollars from every bottle sale will go towards combating the water crisis facing America’s largest indigenous tribe. In addition to funds raised through the sale of this bottle, Nalgene also contributed nearly $30,000 in funds and critical supplies to enable future water solutions.
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Flint, Michigan
In 2019 Nalgene established the Nalgene Water Fund committed to supporting domestic communities struggling with access to clean water. For its first donation, Nalgene selected the McKenzie Patrice Croom Water Lab, a creation between the Flint Development Center and non-profit Freshwater Future. The lab is a first-of-its-kind, community-built, and operated lab that will, over the course of three years, provide free water testing to all households in Flint, Michigan.

About the Nalgene Water Fund
The Nalgene Water Fund, which is a
restricted fund of Reverb, Inc., supports domestic communities struggling with access to clean water by partnering with grassroots nonprofits to raise funds and awareness. Proudly made in the USA, Nalgene supports local communities.
Supporting Domestic Water Challenges
The Nalgene Water Fund (NWF) was created in August 2019 to raise funds and awareness for [domestic] U.S. communities struggling with access to clean water by supporting grass-roots nonprofits serving those communities. By fall 2020 the NWF had identified programs in both Flint, MI and Navajo Nation to benefit from donations. In Flint, MI the NWF is helping to support The Flint Community Lab, a community-run lab that is for and by the local community, instilling trust as the City rebuilds from its water crisis.