What we do
Water wells
We fund and build sustainable wells in Africa and Asia to provide reliable access to safe, clean water. This transforms lives by improving health, education, and opportunities for entire communities.
Math skills
Children actively improve their essential maths skills while also earning clean water for others. For every 10 correct answers, a full day of water is donated, linking education to real-world impact.
Charitable values
We inspire children and local communities to embrace kindness, empathy, and meaningful giving back through charitable action. These shared values create a culture of compassion that lasts for life.
Climate change
We educate young people about climate change and its impact on water scarcity. Through school challenges, they learn how to make a difference and build a more sustainable, resilient future.
How we have helped
Wells built
Countries reached
Lives impacted
Math questions answered
Kids involved
Our sponsors
We need support. Can your business help?
By becoming a sponsor, your business can play a direct role in providing clean, safe water to communities in need. Bringing together the business community, schools, and young people, we work side by side to build wells, raise awareness, and create lasting change for families globally. Together, we can turn your support into real impact, improving lives today and protecting resources for the future.
Partnering with purpose
We partnered with The Water Retail Company, an expert retailer in the UK water market, to support our mission and strengthen our impact through shared values and collaboration. Together, we are raising awareness of global water issues and promoting sustainable water use across communities. By combining industry expertise with charitable purpose, we are turning local action into lasting global change.
How schools can take part?
Participating schools have already made a difference around the globe.
Schools register for free.
- Pupils in registered schools can then sign up (for free) using their school’s authorisation code.
- Pupils answer basic maths questions. (currently: timestables; negative numbers; decimal numbers; primes – with more to come).
- Money raised by Well-good Sponsorship is used to fund water projects in the developing world.
- The more that pupils use well-good the more sponsorship we can generate.
- Ten correct answers roughly equates to one day’s water for one person in the developing world.
Most recent projects
Pakistan Water Project 2
Water poverty in Pakistan is a serious and growing challenge affecting communities across the country. Although Pakistan is home to several major rivers, it still faces severe water scarcity due to rapid population growth, climate change, pollution, and inefficient water use. Many areas suffer from limited access to clean and safe water, forcing people to depend on distant or unsafe sources...
Pakistan
South Asia
India Water Project
Water poverty in Uttar Pradesh, India, is a growing concern that affects millions of people, especially in rural areas. Despite being home to several rivers, including the Ganges, Yamuna, and Ghaghara, the state faces severe water scarcity due to over-extraction of groundwater, pollution, and poor water management. Many districts, such as Bundelkhand, suffer from recurrent droughts, depleting...
India
Uttar Pradesh
Niger Water Project
Niger faces one of the most severe water crises in the world, with nearly half of its population lacking access to safe drinking water. Prolonged droughts, desertification, and rapid population growth strain already limited water resources. Rural communities are hit hardest—many residents walk over five kilometers daily to reach often-contaminated water sources. The impact is devastating:...
Niger
West Africa
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Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
India
India
India
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Malawi
Malawi
Malawi
Nepal
Niger
Pakistan
