Project Report
| Jun 23, 2026
Navajo Water Project Progress Report June 2026
By Jenny Bennett | Project Manager
Thanks to your generosity, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and women for water are able to support DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project. Together, we are installing Home Water Systems for families in the Navajo Nation who previously lacked the sinks, bathtubs or toilets are often taken for granted.
By providing sustainable water to these communities, this high-impact partnership is transforming the lives of so many, like Gladys, who has never had running water in the home she has lived in for the past three years. Before receiving her Home Water System, her only way to access water was by hauling it from the local church. This task was both time-consuming and expensive for Gladys to maintain.
Gladys is excited to take a warm shower and hopes to use the money she has saved treating herself to a nice meal. GWC and DigDeep are happy to share her gratitude with you. She personally thanks everyone that has contributed to the project, and hopes they continue to help others!
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Feb 9, 2026
Navajo Water Progress Report February 2026
By Madeline Flamik | Program Manager
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Thanks to your generosity, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and women for water are able to support DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project. Together, we are installing Home Water Systems for families in the Navajo Nation who previously lacked sinks, bathtubs or toilets that are often taken for granted.
By providing sustainable water to these communities, this high-impact partnership is transforming the lives of so many, like Arlene, who has never had running water in her home. Before receiving her Home Water System, Arlene had to drive to her mother’s house, fill up buckets of water, and drive home. This process was time-consuming and unsustainable for Arlene and her family.
Arlene is excited to no longer worry about making water runs on her way home from work. Instead, she plans on using the extra time and money to buy gas and food.
GWC and DigDeep are happy to share Arlene’s gratitude with you. She and her two daughters are so happy to have running water and they thank you for your donation!
Thanks to your continued support, we will be able to provide more Navajo families with clean water access for years to come!
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Oct 22, 2025
Navajo Water Progress Report October 2025
By Madeline Flamik | Program Manager
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Thanks to your generosity, Global Water Challenge (GWC) and women for water are able to support DigDeep’s Navajo Water Project. Together, we are installing Home Water Systems for families in the Navajo Nation who previously lacked sinks, bathtubs or toilets that are often taken for granted.
By providing sustainable water to these communities, this high-impact partnership is transforming the lives of so many, like Grace, who has never had running water in her home. Before receiving her Home Water System, Grace had to haul water from a community 35 miles away.
Grace is excited to be able to use the money she’s saving with running water towards her livestock and farm. The first thing she plans to do with her new running water is wash dishes, take a shower, do laundry, and cook. Access to running water has allowed Grace to spend more time enjoying her daily life!
GWC and DigDeep are happy to share Grace’s gratitude with you. She thanks you with all her heart and invites you all to future holiday dinners she plans to have.
Thanks to your continued support, we will be able to provide more Navajo families with clean water access for years to come!
Follow women for water’s journey to mobilize clean water access for every woman and her community on Instagram and Twitter. You can also learn more about DigDeep’s work here.
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