Build a Water Well
Real prices. Real telemetry. Flowing within 12 weeks.
Most charities take 12 to 18 months to turn your donation into water. Our solar-powered OASIS systems are pre-built and deploy in minutes, so communities drink sooner and you can watch it happen live.
12 weeks, not 12 months
Systems are manufactured and quality-checked in advance. On-site deployment takes minutes to days.
15–20 year lifespan
Solar-powered purification with no hand pump to break. 98.2% verified uptime across the fleet.
Proof, not promises
GPS location, liters served and water quality reported every two hours. Track your well live.
What a Well Costs
Transparent, fixed prices. Every tier funds solar purification hardware, installation, and lifetime monitoring for the community it serves.
Donations of $249+ qualify for a dedication plaque. See how the OASIS Box works
Water Well Questions, Answered
How much does it cost to build a water well?
Traditional hand-dug wells cost $950 to $5,000 and can take 6 to 8 months to complete. A solar-powered water tap with Bondh E Shams costs $999 in Pakistan (serving 1,000 people) and a full village system serving 5,000 people starts at $4,999. Your donation becomes flowing water within 12 weeks, not months or years.
How long does a water well last?
Hand-pump wells often fail within a few years without maintenance. OASIS solar water systems are built for 20+ years of service, report their status every two hours via satellite telemetry, and hold 98.2% verified uptime across the fleet.
How many people does one water project serve?
Each solar tap serves up to 1,000 people daily. A complete OASIS Box with five taps serves a village of up to 5,000 people for the life of the system.
Can I dedicate a well to a loved one?
Yes. Donations of $249 or more (or $49+ monthly) qualify for a dedication plaque on the water system, a lasting tribute in the community your gift serves.
How do I know my well was actually built?
Every OASIS system reports GPS location, liters served and water quality every two hours. Donors can track their impact live in the My Impact portal, with photos and real telemetry, not just a certificate.