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Download fact sheet ↓Download full kit ↓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. We plan to document the need, scope, costs, work, results, and follow-up.
Over time, FIELDWATER aims to raise funds globally, fund locally rooted nonprofit partners, and maintain its own hands-on field capability.
Indiana nonprofit corporation, formed September 2026.
Assessing opportunities in Malawi, Lesotho, and Madagascar. No country, site, or delivery partner has been selected.
Founder and founding partner PÛR field-work minimum, included in the current $50,000 total Project Zero goal. Further assessed work may follow if that goal is met.
Distinct people reliably served will be estimated from actual systems; no beneficiary result is claimed.
Federal 501(c)(3) recognition has not yet been granted. Public fundraising has not opened.
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Andrew Cunningham spent fifteen years helping build and operate a manufacturing company, including filtration-related work, before founding FIELDWATER.
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FIELDWATER is an Indiana nonprofit corporation planning restoration-first water-system work, beginning with Project Zero, which is assessing opportunities in Malawi, Lesotho, and Madagascar. Its federal 501(c)(3) application is pending.See the Project Zero plan →