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Children in Nepal enjoy playing and learning with their friends in a temporary learning center built by World Vision. CREDIT: World Vision/Laura Di Ciero

One Year Later, World Vision Continues to Support the People of Nepal

Lady Gaga, Pharrell Williams, Alicia Keys, Ryan Seacrest, Pitbull, Maroon 5, Jennifer Hudson and more Join Water Now

A boy in Burundi receives clean water. PHOTO: World Vision

Water Now 2016 Social Media Voice Tops 203 Million People in Support of UN World Water Day

A boy in Burundi receives clean water. PHOTO: World Vision

Water Now 2016 Social Media Voice Tops 140 Million in Support of UN World Water Day

The Sesame Street™ WASH UP! Kit features Elmo and Sesame’s lovable new Muppet™ Raya.

World Vision & Sesame Workshop Partner to Teach Kids Lifesaving Health and Hygiene Lessons

A local repair committee in the Greater Afram Plains region of Ghana fix a well provided by World Vision.

The Key to Drilling Wells with Staying Power in the Developing World

Children celebrate the arrival of clean drinking water at their school in a World Vision area development program in Wema, Kenya. PHOTO: World Vision

Clean Water for All

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Martin Truex, Jr. and Furniture Row Racing Team Welcome Grand Prize Sweepstakes Winner at Talladega

A boy in Burundi receives clean water. PHOTO: World Vision

Water Now: The Largest Clean Water Social Media Campaign in History Tops Social Media Voice of One Billion People in Support of UN World Water Day

Britney Spears, Alicia Keys, Juanes and Romeo Santos are the latest international celebrities to join the social media call to support World Vision's efforts to bring clean water to children in Africa.

Water Now: Surpasses Social Media Voice of 800 Million People in Support of United Nations World Water Day

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