Governance

For every £1 you donate:

80p is spent on our safe water and sanitation projects

19p is spent on fundraising and administration

1p is spent on governance

We reached over 328,000 people with life transforming safe water, sanitation and hygiene projects in 2019/2020, thanks to your support.

Financials 2019/2020

Income

During the financial year 2019/20 our income was £804,571.

Our income comes from the following sources:

- Corporates: 448,047 (56%)

- Voluntary: 89,584 (11%)

- Trusts: 211,466 (26%)

- Events: 48,458 (6%)

Expenditure

During 2019/20 our expenditure was £715,122.

We spent 80% of this figure, £570,241 bringing communities safe water, sanitation and hygiene projects. Of the rest, we spent 1% on governance and the rest on administration and fundraising.

Reserves

Just a Drop's restricted reserves must be spent on our safe water, sanitation and hygiene projects. These are £163,958. Our unrestricted reserves are £160,868, and represent around 4-5 months' running costs. This amount can be spent on anything which isn’t project related, such as salaries.

Annual Report

Read our annual report on the Charity Commission website here

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Meet the Team

Get to know who we are
What We Do

We work at a grassroots level to support communities around the world with access to sustainable safe water solution, sanitation facilities and knowledge of safe hygiene practices: such as through the construction of wells, pipelines, sand dams, rainwater harvesting systems and latrines, and hygiene and sanitation programmes.
Projects

Map showing our clean water, sanitation and hygiene projects across the world.
Why Water?

With clean water, communities can begin to lift themselves out of poverty and build brighter futures. Drinking dirty water can make people sick. That’s just part of the picture. A lack of clean water and sanitation holds back development and makes it harder for communities to escape the poverty trap.
Our Approach

We believe everyone, everywhere, should have access to clean water as a basic right. We want to see a world where everyone has clean water and adequate sanitation, and the increased health and prosperity this brings. Our approach is to support marginalised people across the world through community-led development, rather than aid; and to focus on sustainability and quality, ensuring a project's transformative impact is felt for decades to come.
Kenya
Solutions
Baltimore Aircoil Company

Just a Drop partnered with Baltimore Aircoil Company on World Water Day, 22 March 2018, to bring safe water and sanitation to communities worldwide. Throughout 2020, Baltimore Aircoil Company will support 338 people across 2 communities in India and Nicaragua. Ensuring that they have access to essential safe, clean water, sanitation and hygiene facilities. Last year the company supported 23,000 people who use Zzinga Health Centre in Uganda with safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.
Uganda
Radisson Hotel Group

Radisson Hotel Group has partnered with Just a Drop to help give children around the world access to safe drinking water through the towel re-use programme. Guests are asked to reuse their towels and forego housekeeping. For every towel reused, Radisson Hotel Group make a donation to Just a Drop. Over 24,000 people across Just a Drop projects in Kenya, Nicaragua, Peru and India now have access to safe water thanks to this initiative.