FRANK Water Projects funds sustainable clean water projects in developing countries across the world.

To date FRANK Water has funded 30 projects in India, bringing clean water to more than 200,000 people. All our facilities use the latest filtering technology available and all are owned and run by the community.

FRANK Water was set up by Katie Alcott in 2005, after she visited India and contracted dysentery after drinking dirty water. Coming back to the UK she realised that by selling ethical bottled water she could use the profits to fund new clean water facilities for villages in need. With a small group of volunteers she set up FRANK, with the aim to be candid and outspoken about global water issues.

Now FRANK Water is two distinct entities. FRANK Water Projects, a registered charity (number 1121273), and FRANK Water Trading, a not-for-profit social enterprise which gives 100% of its profits to the charity. FRANK Water Projects receives donations not just from FRANK Water Trading, but from many other sources too.

In a world where more than 4,000 children die every day from a lack of clean water, it’s clear that help is urgently needed.