Abundant Rain Results
100+
projects completed
Caldwell Evangelical School RAIN1000 System
Since 2013, we have Installed over 100+ RAIN systems, providing clean drinking water to thousands of people across Liberia.
RAIN systems reduce the time and financial pressure that comes from struggling to access safe water.
Women and girls save up to 4 hours per day walking to and from the well, or waiting in long queues at water sachet kiosks.
50+
communities served
Po River Clinic, Rivercess County, RAIN40K System
Our RAIN systems have helped over 50 communities in ten counties in Liberia so far. By 2025, we intend to install clean drinking water systems in all fifteen counties.
The more communities who benefit from our work, the more people get excited about rainwater, and the more people we can help.
25,000+
people benefited
Students from a school served by a RAIN1000 system
Abundant RAIN systems have helped over 10,000 children gain access to clean drinking water in hospitals, clinics, schools and, colleges.
Because they no longer need to buy water in sachets, these facilities save over $2,000 USD per year and generate up to 25% less plastic waste.
From rainwater harvesting to solving the plastic problem
Trash piles blocking the road in Paynesville July 2023
A trash-clogged site being cleared for a RAIN + Recycling Station September 2023
A RAIN station’s huge catchment roof under construction
trailblazing best practices in sustainable development
In September 2023, the Paynesville City Corporation signed a letter of intent to gift us 63 sites for the RAIN + Recycling Station network. By 2029, it will serve over 250,000 residents with clean water, sanitation, and plastic waste management.
With the help of partners such as Conservation International, Concern Worldwide, Rotary International, and Ever Green Recycling Institute, the first station is underway and the second and third are planned to break ground in January 2024. We’re moving quickly to secure the funding for upcoming stations, order materials, and expand our teams to accelerate construction.
By 2029, the Paynesville RAIN + Recycling Station Network will deliver:
250,000 people
Receiving clean drinking water
16,380 MT of Plastic
Recycled every year
250,000 fewer cases
Of typhoid, dysentery, cholera, and Ebola