We Handle What They Won’t
Our nation was built by those who stood up for themselves, not by waiting on others to act. The ones in control aren’t driven to solve our basic humanitarian crises—it’s not their job, and it doesn’t serve their interests. We don’t want to debate and delay, we want to take action. The solutions are simple, and we’re making them happen.
Imagine Being a Kid, Thirsty and Helpless, Forced to Drink Water That Smells the Same as the Water in Your Toilet
Poisoned Minds: How Toxic Water Fuels Violence in the Hood
The Youth in Our Urban Communities are Going
...why???
If You Don't Get Proper Sleep,
You Go Insane.
Why Aren't They Sleeping?
It's A Simple Answer:
They Are Either Dehydrated Due To Lack Of Access To Clean Drinking Water, Which Causes Lack Of Sleep And Hormone Imbalance, Or They Are Drinking Tap Water, Which Contains Fluoride That Calcifies Their Pineal Glands, Also Causing Lack Of Sleep And Hormonal Imbalance.
What holds urban youth back most?
HOW CAN YOU GET AHEAD IN LIFE IF YOU'RE TOO SLEEPY TO GET A PROPER EDUCATION?
When every option poisons you, what kind of choices can you make?
Our First Mission
The Problem
1. Carrying Water Is Hard
A 24-pack of standard 16.9oz bottled waters weighs about 26 pounds. That’s a heavy load, especially for elderly people, disabled individuals, or single moms with kids. Even if they manage to buy it, that pack won’t last long—just about three days for a family of three if they drink enough water.
2. Water Is Hard to Find
In many low-income neighborhoods, grocery stores have very little bottled water. Instead, small corner stores sell it for about $1 per bottle—way too expensive for families who need water every day.
The Solution
Affordable, Clean Water Delivery
We’re launching a program to deliver safe, chemical-free drinking water to individuals and families in D.C., with an easy ordering system available online or by phone that accepts SNAP benefits. Your donations directly fund this water delivery system, expanding access to those who need it most.
This isn’t a long, complicated process—it’s simple: secure water storage, trucks for delivery, and a partnership with a bottled water company.
But we won’t stop there. We will fight to change the laws and push for the Clean Water for Kids Act to ensure every American child can grow up healthy, strong, and free from toxic water.
Join Us On This First Mission to Bring Clean Drinking Water to Underprivileged Communities in D.C.
The same people who built a system to keep the wealthy in power and the poor oppressed control every facet of our society. If we don’t take a stand, who will?
Scientific Evidence Proving the Risks of Chemicals in Tap Water
Scientific Evidence Proving the Risks of Chemicals in Tap Water
Harvard Study Links Fluoride to Lower IQ in Children
Research from Harvard University finds that fluoride exposure in children is associated with reduced IQ scores, raising concerns about its presence in drinking water.
The Pineal Gland Regulates Hormones and Sleep Patterns
The pineal gland controls the body's circadian rhythm by secreting melatonin, which influences sleep patterns.
Fluoride Accumulates in the Pineal Gland, Leading to Calcification
The pineal gland accumulates significant amounts of fluoride, potentially becoming the most fluoride-saturated organ in the body, leading to calcification.
Calcification of the Pineal Gland Disrupts Sleep and Hormonal Balance
Pineal gland calcification reduces melatonin production, which can disrupt sleep and contribute to neurological disorders.
Dehydration Disrupts Sleep and Performance
Dehydration disrupts sleep by impairing temperature regulation and hormone balance, increasing stress, and hindering recovery.
Dehydration Negatively Affects Brain Function and Mental Clarity
Dehydration impairs cognitive functions such as attention, executive function, and motor coordination.
Better Sleep Improves Mental Health and Reduces Psychological Disorders
This meta-analysis reviews evidence showing that improving sleep quality leads to significant reductions in symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders, reinforcing the link between sleep and emotional well-being.
Low-Income Communities Face Higher Rates of Sleep Deprivation and Poor Sleep Quality
This study explores how socioeconomic factors contribute to sleep disparities, showing that individuals in low-income and minority communities experience shorter sleep durations and poorer sleep quality, which negatively impacts overall health.
Want More Proof?
Explore more scientific studies and research papers exposing the chemicals in tap water and their harmful effects on health.
We need to come together as a nation to solve the problems that the 'powers that be' won't.
UNITE FOR WHAT'S RIGHT
