Monthly Giving
What You Can Do / Monthly Giving
Join us in solving critical water challenges — become a monthly donor.
Becoming a monthly donor is a powerful way you can help make change.
The results of your monthly investment can be seen in the individuals we train and support, in the transferable skills they gain and the growth in their confidence. And it can be seen in the increased capacity they provide to communities — providing critical services. Interns like Eric, who will create a lasting impact throughout their entire careers and life.
Eric often shares how Water First training provided him with focus. Now he is a passionate advocate for clean water. Working in water treatment plants since graduating from training, Eric takes pride in his role as a water protector for communities.

Nibi (water) saved my life. I wouldn't be where I am right now if it wasn't for water.
Eric Vautour
Sheguiandah First Nation
Why give monthly?
- Join our community of monthly donors that care deeply about safe, clean water in Indigenous communities in Canada.
- Provide on-going support to ensure long-term, sustainable solutions
- Expand our reach to more communities and plan into the future
- Invest in the next generation of Indigenous water professionals
Make the most out of your support
- Tax receiptable
- It's automatic
- Choose the right amount to donate for you
- Modify your gift at any time
I give monthly to Water First because I believe it a fundamental right to have access to clean water. I would add that I find it unconscionable that a portion of Canadians do not have access to clean drinking water. Personally, I find donating monthly (on an auto-debit basis) is both convenient and sort of a 'hands-free' way of giving, while at the same time it aids the charity in planning their monthly cash flow.

Having Indigenous roots myself, I've been aware of the many struggles these communities face. As a small business owner, I know first hand the empowerment that comes from sharing knowledge. That's why I donate to Water First, because education and collaboration with communities has a ripple effect that money alone wouldn't have.

Access to clean drinking water is an absolute priority. I choose to donate to Water First because they are doing urgent, sustainable work.

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