A longtime partner of WATA, the Han-Schneider Foundation supports humanitarian work and community development worldwide. Together, we’ve worked in Vietnam to bring clean water access to families and schools. Their support has been foundational to WATA’s growth.

The Veolia Foundation supports global projects focused on water, environment, and humanitarian response. Their partnership helps WATA expand clean water programs and explore long-term system solutions.

Seek Discomfort is a global movement built around stepping outside comfort zones and taking action. Through collaboration and storytelling, they’ve helped amplify WATA’s mission and reach new audiences.

A Ventura-based film lab and creative partner, Dexter’s supports WATA through storytelling, photography education, and field documentation. Their work helps bring visibility to the communities we serve.

Tam Ky Project is a Vietnam-based initiative focused on community development and local outreach. Their partnership helps guide and expand WATA’s clean water efforts in the region.

Deckers supports WATA through grant funding that helps expand clean water access across multiple programs. Their contribution plays a key role in scaling impact in Vietnam.

Based in Santa Barbara, One Thread Collective works with artisan communities to create sustainable economic opportunities. Together, we’ve partnered in Colombia to support families through clean water access.

A Santa Barbara-based brand, Backyard Bowls supports WATA through community fundraising and local engagement. Their partnership helps turn everyday purchases into meaningful impact.

The Surf Association Myanmar builds community and opportunity through surfing and youth development. WATA partners with them to support coastal communities with clean water access.

Ngwe Saung Yacht Club supports WATA’s work by helping connect with local communities and facilitate clean water distribution along Myanmar’s coast.

Long Way Home is a Guatemala-based nonprofit focused on education and sustainable development. Together, we’ve brought clean water access to families in San Juan Comalapa.

Founded by Emily and Shawnee, Water Cycle combines cycling, travel, and clean water access. Their journeys have helped distribute filters across Vietnam, Cambodia, and beyond.

Sodium is WATA’s surf and film-driven brand, connecting storytelling, culture, and clean water impact. It helps fund projects while building a community around the mission.

Innocnts is a surf and lifestyle brand rooted in community and culture. Their support helps amplify WATA’s mission through storytelling and collaboration.

Los Angeles Muay Thai supports WATA through community engagement and on-the-ground involvement, bringing people together through sport and impact.

Yew! is a sustainable surf wax brand focused on environmentally conscious products. Their support connects WATA’s work with the surf community.

CAWST is a Canadian nonprofit specializing in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) training and education. Their resources strengthen WATA’s program quality and impact.

Channel Islands Surfboards is a globally recognized surf brand rooted in performance and culture. Their connection supports WATA’s engagement within surf communities.

1% for the Planet connects businesses and nonprofits to support environmental impact. WATA is part of this global network driving positive change.

Snake Eyes Surf Club is a South Bay surf brand and community-driven team. Their connection to WATA helps expand engagement within local surf culture.

Liquid Swordz is a cannabis brand founded by Arthur (Han-Schneider Foundation), focused on bringing humanitarian impact into the industry.