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Add Your Drop

Together we keep water flowing

In November, Cambodia celebrates what happens when water and people move together during the Water Festival. This year, we bring the spirit of the Water Festival online to support access to safe drinking water for primary school children across Cambodia. From October 15 to November 30, discover the Add Your Drop campaign, join the movement and add yours.

A campaign by Teuk Saat 1001

Together, we keep the water flowing

[Discover Teuk Saat 1001] The Water Festival brings Cambodia together around one of the country’s most precious resources: water. With Add Your Drop, Teuk Saat 1001 is bringing this spirit beyond the festival to create a national movement for safe drinking water. Our goal: raise $20,000 to support safe drinking water for 10,000 primary school children through our Water in School programme. Donate, share, challenge your friends or simply spread the word. Every drop helps the movement grow. How will you add yours? Donate. Share. Challenge. Join.

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A local water operator carrying safe drinking water
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Our story

ONE DROP

Every drop counts.

With just $2, you can provide safe drinking water to one child for a full school year.

Big or small, your drop matters.

Cambodian schoolchildren filling reusable bottles with safe drinking water
$2one child
one school year

Water in Schools

What your drop supports

Since 2008, Teuk Saat 1001 has provided safe drinking water to rural primary schools through its network of local water entrepreneurs. Children are particularly vulnerable to waterborne diseases, making access to safe drinking water at school essential for their health and learning. Today, Teuk Saat 1001 operates 350 water treatment stations across Cambodia, producing and delivering water locally. When schools lack access to safe drinking water, Teuk Saat 1001 subsidizes local entrepreneurs to deliver water free of charge, while also promoting safe drinking water practices among children.

The Water in School programme is implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS). Unlike Teuk Saat 1001’s sustainable water kiosk model, Water in School is entirely philanthropic: water is provided free of charge to schools and the programme is funded through grants and donations.

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360,000+children reached
1,000+schools delivered
18provinces
Program results - 2024-2025

O-We Water

Quality water. Affordable for all. Made in your community.

O-we is the drinking water brand of Teuk Saat 1001, created in 2012 to make safe, affordable and accessible water available to rural communities across Cambodia.

Produced locally by trained entrepreneurs at community water kiosks and delivered directly to homes in 20L refillable bottles, O-we combines high standards of production with affordable prices and local impact.

With O-we, you get quality drinking water for your family, while supporting a local entrepreneur and your community and supporting a closed-loop system that reduces single-use plastic.

O-we is now available across 18 provinces, through around 350 local production points.

O-We Drinking Water
Quality water. Affordable for all. Made in your community.
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Together we keep water flowing

The current so far

Every contribution brings safe drinking water closer to children in Cambodian schools.

500,000 raised

8,000,000 goal

6.3% of the goal funded

From Battambang for Cambodia

Pu Barang adds his drop

For Add Your Drop, Teuk Saat 1001 is proud to collaborate with Jérémie KC, also known as Pu Barang, a French content creator based in Battambang, followed by 2.6M people on Facebook, 3.4M on TikTok and 325,000 on YouTube.

With shared roots in Battambang and a commitment to rural communities, this collaboration is a natural fit. Pu Barang actively contributes to the local community, economy and cultural life, while Teuk Saat 1001 has been working with rural communities across Cambodia for 20 years.

Through his unique perspective and humour, Pu Barang will help you discover Cambodian culture, traditions, food and everyday life, while bringing the message of Add Your Drop to millions of people.

If my voice can help bring attention to the importance of safe water for children, then I’m proud to add my drop.”
— Pu Barang

Follow Pu Barang: Facebook · TikTok · YouTube

Visit KC restaurant and Heritage Gallery in Battambang

Join the current

15 October – 30 November

We have 6 weeks to keep safe water flowing in schools across Cambodia. 💧 Donate Every contribution helps provide safe drinking water to children through the Water in School programme. [LINK TO DONATION PAGE] 📣 Share Share the campaign with your friends, family and colleagues and help us gather more drops. [SHARE CLICKING BUTTON] Every drop counts. Add yours.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Add Your Drop is a fundraising and awareness campaign launched by Teuk Saat 1001 from October 15 to November 30, 2026, around the Water Festival, to support our Water in School programme.

Although the physical Water Festival in Phnom Penh has been cancelled, we want to keep its spirit alive by bringing people together around water and creating a national movement for safe drinking water for Cambodian children.

Our goal is to raise $20,000 from individuals in Cambodia, while inviting companies, partners and other supporters to join the movement and contribute beyond this target.

With the support of Jérémie KC (Pu Barang), our nationwide network of entrepreneurs, our teams, partners and—most importantly—everyone who joins the campaign, we aim to spread the word and make every drop count.

Teuk Saat 1001 is a Cambodian NGO working to improve the health of rural communities by providing sustainable access to safe drinking water through a social entrepreneurship model.

Teuk Saat 1001 establishes community-based water treatment stations (kiosks), recruits and trains local entrepreneurs to produce and deliver affordable safe water to surrounding communities, and monitors water quality to ensure safe and reliable water for consumers.

 

Today, our network includes 350 water treatment stations across 18 provinces, reaching more than 1.4 million people, including primary school children.

 

Alongside our sustainable water kiosk model, we run the Water in School programme, a fully philanthropic initiative providing free safe drinking water to primary schools near our water kiosks.

[Discover Teuk Saat 1001 →]

Your contribution supports the 2026–27 Water in School programme, providing a minimum of 0.6 litres of safe drinking water per child per school day to children in one of Teuk Saat 1001’s 1,000+ partner schools across Cambodia.

Around 370,000 children are expected to benefit in 2026–27.

Your donation helps subsidize local entrepreneurs for the production and delivery of the water, as well as water quality testing, reusable container management and programme follow-up.

Water is provided free of charge to schools.

If you are in Cambodia, visit our donation page and scan our ABA QR code. You can choose the amount you wish to give.

If you are an international donor, you can donate through 1001fontaines, our French partner, which receives overseas donations on our behalf. When making your donation, please tick “Donate to Cambodia for the Add your Drop campaign” under your payment details so that your contribution is allocated to the campaign.

If you experience any difficulty, please contact us.

There are many ways to add your drop:

  • Share the campaign with your friends, family and colleagues and help us recruit more drop givers.
  • Become a regular donor and support safe drinking water in rural Cambodia beyond the campaign.
  • Introduce us to a potential partner who could support Water in School.

Every contribution helps keep the water flowing.

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