Impact

A Global Crisis

1 in 4 people around the world lack access to clean water. That's over 2 billion people worldwide.

At Liquid I.V.®, we believe that water is a human right. It is up to us to help drive change. Through our impact programs and partnerships, we aim to expand clean water access to 2M people by 2026.

Our Global Impact

Just like the water crisis, our efforts are global. We carefully select partners developing innovative water access solutions, driving change and the promise of a future in communities worldwide.

  • 1%+ of revenue is donated to our Impact Program
  • $6M in grants so far to our partners to advance clean water solutions
  • Partnering with 18 leading non-profit organizations operating worldwide
  • Expanded access to clean, safe water for over 800,000 people globally

 

Our Local Impact

As Liquid I.V.® expands internationally, our grants program grows with it. With each new market, the local Liquid I.V.® team partners with an international organization working on sustainable water access and security.

In Canada:

Liquid I.V.® Partners with Water First

Liquid I.V.® is proud to announce its partnership with Water First, a Canadian charity dedicated to working in partnership with Indigenous communities to address local water challenges through education, training, and meaningful collaboration. This collaboration is born out of a shared passion for tackling the pressing issues of water and hydration that disadvantaged communities face. 

Water First has long been a champion for sustainable access to safe, clean water in Indigenous communities across Canada. They understand that the challenges are multifaceted, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Whether it's issues relating to infrastructure, source water quality, or the need for trained personnel to manage water systems, Water First is committed to supporting community-identified needs. 

Water First champions sustainable, safe water access in Indigenous communities across Canada, addressing diverse challenges like infrastructure, water quality, and personnel training based on community needs.

Liquid I.V.® is proud to help financially support the Drinking Water Internship Program, an initiative that offers education and training to communities. This program is designed to help participants develop the technical skills and hands-on training necessary to manage their own water treatment systems and build community capacity. 

Liquid I.V.® and Water First both believe that safe water needs skilled people. By investing in education and training, this partnership aims to remove barriers to employment and support Indigenous adults to become water treatment plant operators. This not only addresses immediate water and hydration challenges but also helps to protect water resources for future generations. 

In alignment with our brand values, Liquid I.V.® is committed to supporting Water First’s mission, as they develop the next generation of water professionals, helping them gain the skills and knowledge they need to address the unique challenges their communities face. 

Water First’s Environmental Water Program provides critical technical skills for Indigenous communities, supporting effective water resource management through tailored training programs based on community priorities.

 

From understanding the impacts of industry and climate change to tracking fish health and population dynamics, these technical skills are critical for Indigenous communities to manage their water resources effectively. Water First’s Environmental Water Program delivers training programs based on community-identified priorities, further supporting Indigenous communities in their journey towards water resource independence. 

This partnership between Liquid I.V. and Water First demonstrates a shared commitment to education, training, and community-led solutions for addressing water and hydration issues in Indigenous communities.

 

This partnership is a testament to the shared vision of Liquid I.V.® and Water First. To learn more about Water First and their programs, visit their website at www.waterfirst.ngo. Together, we believe in the power of education, training, and community-led solutions to address the pressing issues of water and hydration in Indigenous communities.  

 

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