About this campaign
Following the success of our first campaign, the St Albans 1st Water Polo Team is proud to once again partner with Kusini to help bring clean, safe drinking water to schools in underprivileged communities.
🎯 Our Goal: R60,000
We are aiming to raise R60,000 to fund raw and clean water tanks, a 1,500-litre water treatment system and a booster pump, helping bring safe and reliable drinking water to schools that need it most.
🌊 Beach Water Polo Tournament
From 10–13 September, St Albans College will host our Beach Water Polo Tournament, bringing together teams, supporters and the wider community for a few days of water polo, fun and fundraising.
The tournament is at the heart of our campaign, giving us an opportunity to use our love of sport to make a meaningful difference beyond the pool.
💙 Why It Matters
As water polo players, we spend countless hours surrounded by water. Yet, for far too many South African children, access to clean and safe drinking water cannot be taken for granted.
Our first campaign showed us what is possible when a team comes together behind a cause bigger than sport. This year, we want to build on that success and help another school gain access to the clean, safe water every child deserves.
Access to clean water is not a privilege — it is a fundamental human right. No child should have to learn, play or grow without it.
🙌 How You Can Help
You can support the St Albans 1st Water Polo Team by:
- Making a once-off donation
- Joining us at the Beach Water Polo Tournament from 10–13 September
- Sharing our campaign with friends, family and your community
Together, we can make the Beach Water Polo Tournament more than just a sporting event, we can use it to help provide clean, safe water to children who need it most.
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Kusini
Our systems bring clean, safe drinking water to people in rural, peri-urban, and informal settlements throughout the African continent. Since Kusini Water was founded in 2016, we’ve been dedicated to one goal: ensuring everyone has access to a source of clean drinking water.
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Million children worldwide lack access to drinking water at school Worldwide.
3,661
Schools are officially identified as needing water or sanitation interventions — 1,366 rely on mobile tanks or other temporary water supplies.
8,700
Public schools still use pit toilets, per the National Education Infrastructure Management System list — with roughly 2,500 of those in Limpopo alone
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