The WASH Foundation advances WASH program in schools and healthcare facilities in the Dominican Republic to provide health for all!
The WASH Foundation, an evolution of Clean the World Foundation continues to strengthen and expand our WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) programming in the Dominican Republic. Our team recently donated four handwashing sinks and a year’s supply of soap to
The WASH Foundation increases its WASH-in-Communities Impact in Africa
Because of its past success in improving access to safe water in Uganda, the Ugandan government asked The WASH Foundation to expand its positive impact to five additional parishes in the Tororo district of eastern Uganda by implementing its WASH-in-Schools
Volunteers Are At The Heartbeat Of Our Mission
Volunteers play a pivotal role in helping The WASH Foundation, an evolution of Clean the World Foundation carry out its purpose of improving the quality of life of vulnerable populations around the world through increased access to safe water, sanitation,
Caesars and The WASH Foundation: A 10-Year Collaboration To Do Good In The World!
Caesars Entertainment and Caesars Foundation‘s generous support started with a grant in 2013, which helped Clean the World open their Las Vegas Recycling Center and launch their Hospitality Recycling Program. Since then, Caesars has helped divert 400,000 Lbs. of soap waste and
Working with Healthcare Facilities and Schools to Provide Health For All in Hispaniola
This year, The WASH Foundation, an evolution of Clean the World Foundation will introduce a WASH-in-Healthcare Facilities program designed to train medical support staff to maintain WASH-friendly environments. The program is designed to enable healthcare facilities to provide improved care to
Helping Earthquake Survivors in Turkey and Syria Stay Healthy
On February 6, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria. Thousands of aftershocks were recorded in the region, followed by a 5.6 magnitude earthquake just three weeks later. More than 48,000 deaths in both countries have been
