YouTubers, spearheaded by MrBeast and Mark Rober, have launched a $40 million fundraiser to tackle the global water crisis.

YouTubers Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson and Mark Rober have launched TeamWater, a global campaign aiming to provide clean water.

Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast, and fellow YouTube star Mark Rober have launched #TeamWater, a global campaign to bring clean water to 2 million people. Powered by content creators from over 84 ...

From the deserts of Colombia to the mangrove forests of Bangladesh, #TeamWater will work with communities worldwide, rallying global support through the power of creators and their audiences. Mr Beast ...

WaterAid Bangladesh organised an event to disseminating the findings of a study titled “Impacts of Wash on AMR and strategies ...

WaterAid WaterAid is an international nonprofit working to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene a reality for everyone, everywhere within a generation. WaterAid works in more than 30 ...

WaterAid WaterAid is an international nonprofit working to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene a reality for everyone, everywhere within a generation. WaterAid works in more than 30 ...

WaterAid’s partner, AMASBIF, had set up water committees in each village. Each is responsible for the management, sanitation and hygiene in their community. The committees are made up of volunteers ...

WaterAid said the global community should recognise that UN global goals, which list clean water and sanitation, “are everyone’s responsibility to deliver”.

Today is World Toilet Day—read all about it and actress Freida Pinto's commitment to raising awareness for the cause here —and in a (fun) fundraising effort, WaterAid has released a Poop Emoji ...

WaterAid aims to improve access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation in some of the world’s poorest communities and this campaign sees a shift in its messaging from its usual water message to a ...

Barbara Frost, Chief Executive of WaterAid, said: "It brought a really big smile to my face when the cast of Downton Abbey said that they wanted to support WaterAid’s work.