OUR PARTNERSHIP with Generosity.org

KINDKINIS MISSION - We founded KINDKINIS in 2018 as a creative solution to aid the global water crisis, starting with India, Africa, and South America. Here at KINDKINIS, we see how each of us has the power to make a difference. Our goal is to help individuals to understand that they can make a change too. We are starting our mission by providing reliable water projects to communities who suffer needlessly from a lack of access to clean water and proper sanitation. We aim to engage our online customers with progress reports from women in these communities, to help show people how influential they can be. 

OUR PARTNER

At KINDKINIS, we believe that clean drinking water is essential to life. Our partner, Generosity.org, shares this same vision and has committed to providing aid to over 450,000 people across 20 countries.

OUR GOAL

We have a specific goal for our partnership with Generosity.org. That goal begins with funding a water project, KINDKINIS will donate proceeds towards building a well in a community. To start, our mission begins with funding a single water project, but this is the first of many! By the end of 2022, we hope to have funded a well for a community of 500 people, giving them the necessity to live, become independant and break their cycle of poverty. But remember, this is just the beginning. KINDKINIS plans to help as many people as we can. 

EVERY PURCHASE COUNTS

When you purchase a KINDKINIS suit, you are helping to make an impact in someone's life by providing them a basic necessity to live. Want to help more? Visit generosity.org to donate! 

Understanding The Numbers 

$10,000 funds an entire well

$75 gives clean water to one family

$15 gives clean water to one person

Why water matters

By having access to clean water, individuals can spend time with their family and community, focusing themselves elsewhere. Sustainable access to clean water enables agriculture, allowing people to grow food, learn trades, and generate incomes. Children can also attend school because they no longer have to spend their time fetching water for their families. When schools have access to clean water and sanitation, girls are more likely to gain an education. This virtuous cycle continues and life improves. It all starts with clean water!