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Registered charity 1203569 (England and Wales) · CAC/IT/NO 146464 (Nigeria) WhatsApp +44 7944 304394
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Merry-Gold Water Charity
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Bring safe water closer to home

Every gift goes to building and looking after water points with rural communities in Lagos State. Give once or every month, in pounds or naira.

Registered charity 1203569 (England and Wales) · CAC/IT/NO 146464 (Nigeria)

Give once

Where your gift goes

  1. 1

    Your gift arrives

    You get an email receipt straight away.

  2. 2

    We record it

    Every gift is recorded against the project it supports.

  3. 3

    It builds the next stage

    Permits, drilling, solar panels, taps.

  4. 4

    You see the result

    Photos and progress on the project page.

Give monthly

Keep the water flowing, every month

A small, regular gift lets us plan repairs and the next water point with confidence.

Water Friend

£5 / month

Helps keep our water points working all year.

Give £5 a month

Water KeeperMost chosen

£10 / month

Helps fund repairs and the next fetching point.

Give £10 a month

Water Champion

£25 / month

Helps bring a new community its own water point.

Give £25 a month

Giving from Nigeria? Give in naira by card, bank transfer or USSD

Questions people ask

Is Merry-Gold Water a registered charity?

Yes. Merry-Gold Water Charity UK is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (1203569), and we are registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC/IT/NO 146464).

Can I give in naira?

Yes. Choose "Give in naira" to pay by card, bank transfer or USSD through Paystack's secure checkout.

Is it safe to give online?

Yes. You pay on Stripe's or Paystack's own secure checkout page, never on our website, and you receive an email receipt straight away.

Can I cancel a monthly gift?

Yes, at any time. Use the link in your Stripe receipt email, or contact us and we'll do it for you.

How do you keep water points working?

Local leaders oversee each water point day to day, and we monitor, maintain and evaluate it. At Owu-Ikosi, the Olowu appointed two chiefs to oversee its maintenance.