# Water that gives back: bottled water & reusable bottle brands supporting good causes

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2018/04/04/water-gives-back-bottled-water-reusable-bottle-brands-supporting-good-causes/
- Published: 2018-04-04T09:44:08+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Here’s a round up of some of the ethical bottled water and reusable bottle brands
out there giving back to charity.**
 

#### Bottled water

> Since 2005, we have provided clean drinking water & sanitation o 386,500 people
> in 442 communities – with [#DoubleDonations](https://twitter.com/hashtag/DoubleDonations?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> there is no better time to donate to help change lives [https://t.co/w9iUCRzw1z](https://t.co/w9iUCRzw1z)
> [pic.twitter.com/xE7etVVpa6](https://t.co/xE7etVVpa6)
> — Frank Water (@frankwater) [March 29, 2018](https://twitter.com/frankwater/status/979365067564158976?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### Frank Water

[Frank Water](https://www.frankwater.com/bottled-water/) sells artisan spring water
from Devon in glass bottles, and donates 100% of its profits to safe water and sanitation
projects across India and Nepal.
 https://twitter.com/OneDifference/status/979784135190425602

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#### One Water

[One Water](http://www.onedifference.org/en_UK/our-drinks/) is just one of One’s
ethical drinks brands. The profit from sales of the 100% British spring water is
donated to fund water projects in Africa.
 https://twitter.com/PumpAid/status/969516462284197888

#### Thirsty Planet

[Thirsty Planet](http://www.thirsty-planet.com/) guarantees a donation to [Pump Aid](http://www.pumpaid.org/)
for every bottle sold of its water. So far it has raised £2m for the charity.
 https://
twitter.com/LifeWaterUK/status/978538783292428288

#### Life Water

Life sells its [Life Water](https://www.life-water.co.uk/) in plastic bottles and
cans. It says that every can and Eco Bottle of Life Water purchased funds clean 
water projects across the globe, through its partner charity [drop4drop](http://drop4drop.org/).

https://twitter.com/BeluWater/status/976737855262380032

#### Belu

[Belu](http://www.belu.org/) donates all of its profits to [WaterAid](https://www.wateraid.org/uk/).
As well as bottled mineral water, it also provides free water filtration systems
to hotels and restaurants, asking that in return they encourage diners to make a
donation, which also goes to WaterAid.
 

#### Reusable water bottles

> Watch the story of how your GiveMeTap bottle is transforming the lives of people
> in Africa: [https://t.co/LLA0dlNd3M](https://t.co/LLA0dlNd3M) [pic.twitter.com/Kv1V75a0rF](https://t.co/Kv1V75a0rF)
> — GiveMeTap (@givemetap) [November 29, 2016](https://twitter.com/givemetap/status/803722468040945664?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

#### GiveMeTap

Every sale of a [GiveMeTap](https://www.givemetap.co.uk/) reusable water bottle 
provides someone living in Africa with five years of clean water, while the new 
owner can get free refills from over 800 locations through its [Water Network](https://www.givemetap.co.uk/pages/join-givemetap).
GiveMeTap gives 20% of its revenue to fund water projects in Africa and as of October
last year had provided 23,363 people with clean water.
 https://twitter.com/somawater/
status/933333530645532673

#### Soma

[Soma](https://www.drinksoma.com/) produces glass water bottles with a bamboo cap
as well as water filters and other products. For every Soma Bottle or filter purchased,
it donates to charity: water.
 https://twitter.com/jerrybottles/status/956649312800378880

#### Jerry Bottle

[Jerry Bottle](http://jerrybottle.com/) puts 100% of profits into water projects
around the world. Every jerry water bottle has the coordinates of the water project
you have funded on the bottom. Its sister organisation [Waterfall Charity](http://waterfallcharity.org/)
is also involved in building handpumps in West Bengal to provide clean water for
hospitals on Pemba Island, Zanzibar.

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