New faces, same mission: welcome our newest team members
Meet Jeff, Judith, and Ali — the newest members of the Save the Rain team, each helping carry our work into its next chapter.
Everything but the build
Our builders and our management team meet monthly to talk about money, health, and how to work well together. Join us in the circle.
No More Empty Desks at Sakila Primary School
276 students now have safe water waiting for them at school. 45 residential rainwater harvesting systems and greenhouses at homes in Sakila. 275 trees planted.
Elita Gets Seven Hours of Her Day Back
After losing her husband, Elita spent seven hours a day fetching water. Now, a full tank is giving her time, clean water, and a path forward.
This World Water Day, see what water makes possible
On World Water Day, discover how bringing clean, safe water home transforms lives, families, and futures in rural Tanzania.
International Women’s Day: Beautiful stories, real impact
Women and Water Book celebrates the women and stories of Save the Rain.
Zero-Waste Construction: Building Tanks Without Plastic
Cutting plastic, cutting waste, building stronger.
What’s ahead in 2026
2026 is about expanding the farm and our reach and building a training center.
Two Decades, One Promise: Save the Rain
We’re celebrating 20 years since Joseph’s first rain tank in Tanzania—how rain, resolve, and community launched a movement. Read the origin story.
Giving Thanks for 20 Years of Clean Water
This Thanksgiving, we’re giving thanks for 20 years of saving the rain, clean water at home, and the generous community that makes it all possible.
A season of rain, a season of gratitude.
December marks our 20th birthday. Join us in celebration as the rains return to Tanzania.
From Loss to Legacy: Strengthening the Sisterhood
Honoring Neema — making sure no one walks alone
Why We Bring Water Home
Clean water access is changing lives in Tanzania. Women share how decentralized, home-based rainwater systems bring safety, peace, and possibility.