Clean water reaches flood-hit families.

When the river broke its banks in March, sixty villages woke to contaminated wells. Because our depots were already stocked, the first trucks rolled within 48 hours — filters, purification tablets, and jerrycans, with crews trained to teach safe storage door to door.

A week later, every affected village had clean water again. No appeal needed, no waiting for cameras. That is what pre-positioned relief means: the circle's monthly gifts sitting quietly on shelves until the day they matter most.

What recovery looks like now

Relief was week one. Recovery is months two through twelve: masons rebuilding raised wells, farmers replanting with flood-tolerant seed, and depot shelves being restocked for the next rains. Our crews stay until the village committee signs off.

"The water came before the journalists. That has never happened before."

— Chief S., village partner

$40 keeps a displaced family sheltered and supplied through the first month. The depots are full today because givers like you filled them yesterday.