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MEDIA / UPDATED OCTOBER 22, 2026
FIELDWATER,
clearly.
Current facts, approved assets, and a direct contact for covering FIELDWATER and its local water partners in Indonesia, Malawi and Cambodia. Public launch October 23; early coverage welcome.
October 20 launch release Download fact sheet Download full kitThe October 20 launch release is retained as issued. Use the current fact sheet for the East Bali appeal and the distinction between project-designated and general giving.
01 / THE ESSENTIALSMISSION / COMMITMENT / ACCOUNTABILITY
What FIELDWATER does.
FIELDWATER restores broken water systems in hard-to-reach communities so people can depend on clean water again.
Our restoration-first model begins with assessment, repairs existing infrastructure when a sound solution is possible, and builds new when rehabilitation cannot deliver safe, reliable water. Our reporting standard covers the need, scope, costs, work, results, and follow-up.
FIELDWATER is built to connect global support, locally rooted partners, and its own hands-on field capability.
LEGAL ENTITYFIELDWATER, INC
Indiana nonprofit corporation, formed September 2026.
CURRENT FUNDRAISER27 families in East Bali
East Bali Poverty Project proposes household rainwater reservoirs for families in Bunga, Manikaji and Darmaji. Whole sponsorships are $360 each toward a $9,720 goal, based on the partner’s USD approximation. Final costs and delivery arrangements are being confirmed.
Explore the East Bali projectFUNDINGPartner requests and proposed work
BASEDA requests $100,000 to restore eight proposed systems. Water for Cambodia estimates $15,000–$29,999 for its proposed initial package. Scopes and budgets are being agreed; these figures are requests, not funds received. Beyond Water and FIELDWATER are defining an initial repair and maintenance scope in Kasungu, Malawi.
REACHSystem-based evidence
Reach reporting counts distinct people reliably served, with the method and evidence stated.
FEDERAL STATUS501(c)(3) public charity
IRS recognition is effective September 17, 2026. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. General and monthly gifts support FIELDWATER’s work flexibly across partners and necessary operations. Gifts through the East Bali fundraiser are designated for that proposed project and follow its separate giving terms.
02 / APPROVED ASSETSDOWNLOADS
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Founder portrait
Andrew Cunningham spent fifteen years helping build and operate a manufacturing company focused on filtration, before founding FIELDWATER.
The media kit includes an approved founder portrait and FIELDWATER logos. BASEDA photographs show proposed sites; EBPP construction photographs show earlier partner work. Neither depicts completed FIELDWATER-funded results. Request media-use permission and captions before redistributing partner photographs.
03 / CONTACTMEDIA ENQUIRIES
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andrew@fieldwater.org
Short description for attribution:
FIELDWATER, INC is a Columbus-based Indiana nonprofit and IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity. It works with local partners to restore broken water systems in hard-to-reach communities. Its current work includes a proposed family rainwater-reservoir project with East Bali Poverty Project, alongside developing programs with BASEDA and Beyond Water in Malawi, and Water for Cambodia.Explore the partners and proposed work
Public mailing address: PO Box 21, Columbus, IN 47201, United States.
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