Giving

20% of ALL revenue is donated to Clean Water Help.

Every ENV engagement funds clean water projects for communities that can't afford a consultant. Here's what that commitment is, where the money goes, and how you can support the same work directly.

20%of all ENV revenue
$10,000+donated in 2026 so far
100%volunteer-run nonprofit
501(c)(3)every donation goes to projects

The commitment

ENV Water Chemistry Solutions donates 20% of ALL revenue to Clean Water Help, every year, on every project. That's literally 20% of ALL income and 20% of every invoice before we account for any expenses.

We can do this because ENV runs lean: just passionate scientists who like to solve problems, no office, no admin, no sales team, and no marketing expenses.

Where the money goes

Clean Water Help is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run entirely by volunteer water resource professionals. It provides free drinking water treatment and heavy metal contamination solutions to impoverished communities in need, such as DR Congo, Cambodia, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Guatemala, and the Philippines.

Its founders cover the operating costs. That means donations, including ENV's, go directly to projects: equipment, materials, laboratory analysis, and the field work that turns a design into working water.

In the field

Projects the 20% supports

Each project is designed by Clean Water Help's volunteer scientists and engineers and run with a local partner, so the system keeps working after the team leaves.

Children and a volunteer filling yellow jerrycans at a community water point in DR Congo
DR Congo

Clean water for displaced families in the Congo

A single gravity-fed membrane filter give 5 families safe water for years in an area where cholera is the leading cause of death. Delivered with training through the local partner PALPER.

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Children beside a new tapstand in the Papua New Guinea highlands
Papua New Guinea

A practical water system for rural Papau New Guinea

A multi-barrier system provides safe water to remote villages: source protection, a gravity-fed PVC pipeline, and ultrafiltration at the point of collection.

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Students and teachers holding up water bottles beside the school water treatment station in Cambodia
Cambodia

Safe drinking water at rural schools

Ultrafiltration systems treat drinking water for schoolchildren, installed and maintained by local partners, so students can drink at school instead of carrying water from home.

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Children and families gathered in a Philippine village served by a new water treatment system
Philippines

Water treatment for three rural villages

Simple filtration systems provide treated drinking water to remote villages that have limited access to safe water.

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We give 20% of every invoice because we've seen what the work delivers in the field. A donation of any size goes to the same projects, and because the founders cover all operating costs, 100% of it reaches the field.

  • $20Safe drinking water for three children at a Cambodian school for more than five years
  • $80A complete gravity filter, delivered with training to a family in DR Congo

What we've donated

ENV has donated more than $10,000 to Clean Water Help in 2026 so far. The figure is verified each year by the Clean Water Help board of directors. We publish a short giving report each January with the total donations and the projects it funded.

What it means when you hire us

You get the same thing you'd get from any specialist: a diagnosis, a plan, and a number you can defend. 20% of your total payment goes to help in a place that has no budget for safe water. Clients who care about that will notice. Clients who don't lose nothing.

ENV donations to Clean Water Help does not constitute an endorsement of our services and it doesn't change how we price our services.

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