Join Vera Aqua Vera Vita this North Texas Giving Day and be part of something bigger than yourself. With your support, we’re not just raising funds—we're driving real change. From assembling life-saving care packages for communities in need to empowering the next generation through educational initiatives, every dollar you give fuels our mission to tackle global water inequality head-on. Together, let’s create ripples that reach far beyond North Texas. This September, let’s flow forward into a future where everyone has access to clean water -- your impact starts here!

Discover how Dalayna Marji, Director of Communications at Vera Aqua Vera Vita, is shaping global water initiatives and community empowerment in her featured interview with VoyageDallas. Learn about her journey and the unique challenges she's overcome to make a lasting impact.

As we near the construction phase in Las Mercedes KM11, our project journey takes exciting turns. Meanwhile, our dedicated boots on the ground champions, like Renato Mejia, continue to strengthen community relations, and the Rotary Club's support reignites our efforts in Cerro de Leones. Get plugged in as we pave the way to clean, sustainable water solutions!

To see the full impact of what sustainable, clean water can do for a community, VAVV explores data from Monte Castillo. Before our clean water project, this community of 7,000+ people was forced to use and drink water from highly contanimated brown water that strongly resembled chocolate milk in color. Now, they have reilable aaccess to abundant, clean water. Read this article to see the real impact clean water has on a community!

The best part is that 100% of the proceeds raised from the evening will go towards providing people around the world with access to clean water and improved sanitation. Guests can support the Speakeasy as a sponsor and become a champion for those without clean water, receiving special perks for doing so.

Las Mercedes KM11 has received verbal water rights approval from the Piura Government! The clean water project is making great progress towards providing sustainable change for those in need!

“Now, less than 15% of the people in the community of Monte Castillo suffer from Chronic waterborne illnesses (i.e. Diarrhea, Persistent Stomach Pain, etc.) compared to what was over 50% of the population before our clean water project,” Jacob Niemeier, Founder of VAVV, wrote. “This is amazing progress!”