Committed base
Founder and PÛR funding for assessed field work.
PROJECT ZERO / FOUNDING PARTNERS
Build the first proof
with us.
FIELDWATER's founder and founding partner PÛR have committed a $25,000 field-work minimum toward the current $50,000 total Project Zero goal. Opportunities in Malawi, Lesotho, and Madagascar are under assessment. A small group of founding partners can help extend the assessed scope - more sound repairs, more communities reached, and a stronger first public record.
COMMITTED FIELD-WORK MINIMUM$25,000
CURRENT TOTAL GOAL$50,000
FOUNDING PARTNERPÛR
01 / WHY PARTNER NOWTHE FIRST FIELD INITIATIVE
Help turn a funded start
into a larger result.
Project Zero is moving forward with or without outside funding.
That changes the conversation. A partner is not being asked to rescue an idea. FIELDWATER is bringing a committed field-work base, a restoration-first plan, and a public reporting standard. Added support expands the number and depth of assessed repairs we can responsibly take on during the first initiative.
The final project mix will follow site evidence. We will not trade durability, water safety, or credible delivery for a larger headline count.
02 / PROJECT ZERO SCOPE LEVELSPLANNING GOALS / NOT GUARANTEES
See what a larger
field scope could mean.
The committed base and current total goal are funding levels, not per-person impact promises. Actual reach will be established through site assessment, documented distinct users, technical scope, and final costs.
Current total goal
Includes the $25,000 commitment; further work requires assessment.
These are planning scenarios, not spending quotas or impact promises. The $50,000 total includes the $25,000 commitment; further assessed work may be added if the goal is met. Unused funds and material scope changes will be handled under written contribution terms.
03 / WHAT PARTNER SUPPORT EXTENDSASSESS. RESTORE. VERIFY. FOLLOW UP.
Assessment
Site verification, technical review, local coordination, cost development, and scope selection.
Field work
Repair parts, in-country transport, equipment, and qualified specialists matched to each failure.
Proof
Completion records, actual costs, water and functionality checks, reach methodology, and unresolved issues.
Follow-up
Maintenance responsibility, return checks, partner reporting, and a public record of what lasts.
04 / THE FOUNDING CIRCLESMALL BY DESIGN
Substantial partners.
Clear participation.
We are building a focused first circle of businesses, foundations, families, and individual leaders who want to help FIELDWATER establish a credible first body of work.
Partnerships are structured around the assessed initiative rather than generic logo placement. Depending on the final commitment, a partner may support a defined scope expansion, a matching level, technical or logistical capacity, or the shared field program.
- Written purpose, amount, restrictions, and recognition terms.
- Pre-deployment scope and budget briefing.
- Field updates appropriate to the delivery schedule.
- A final public project record with actual spending and results.
- Recognition only with the partner’s approval.
CURRENT ORGANIZATIONAL STATUS
Exact about where
the work stands.
FIELDWATER, INC is an Indiana nonprofit corporation. Its federal 501(c)(3) recognition application is pending. FIELDWATER does not currently represent contributions as tax-deductible. Status, payment timing, restrictions, recognition, and reporting terms will be stated in writing before a contribution is accepted.