Today is World Sleep Day. What does that have to do with water? A lot, actually. 

Like the hours of sleep girls give up to collect water. Some start walking as early as 4:00 AM so they can make it to school on time. Then there’s the sleep lost by mothers constantly worried about their sick kids. And have you ever tried to go to sleep thirsty? It’s not easy — and 65% of the people we spoke to in Mozambique are doing exactly that. Every night. 

The good news: helping is easy — so easy you can do it in your sleep. No, but really. Today we’re excited to launch our latest—and laziest—way to combat the water crisis. 

Welcome to Sleep for Water.

You can turn the hours you sleep into the clean water millions around the world are dreaming of.

It’s simple: 

💙 Share how much you typically sleep

💙 Give just pennies for each hour of sleep

💙 Sleep tight, knowing you’re changing lives each night

Are you ready to change the world in your sleep?