Helping Hands

Bring Clean Water to Togu:

A Student-Led Mission

Imagine waking up every day knowing that clean, safe water is out of reach. In Togu, a small village in Africa, this is the daily reality for hundreds of families. The lack of access to drinking water forces them to walk long distances to fetch water, often from unsafe sources, risking their health and well-being.

As students of KEDGE Business School, Paris campus, in the IBBA 1 program, we are taking on this project to prove that young people can lead meaningful change. This initiative is more than just building a water well—it’s a chance for us to contribute to the world while learning the values of empathy, responsibility, and global citizenship. We aim to inspire our generation to take action and make a difference.

Each water well costs around €1,000 to build. However, our goal goes beyond raising funds for just one well. We want to raise as much as possible to support Togu and other similar communities, ensuring access to clean water for as many people as we can reach.

With your support, we plan to build water wells that provide the community with safe, accessible drinking water. Clean water means healthier children, empowered women (who often bear the burden of fetching water), and stronger communities. It means more time for education, work, and hope—not just for the people of Togu but for the students growing through this journey.

Your contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to achieving this dream. Together, we can empower a community, inspire a generation, and leave a legacy of kindness and action.

Thank you for believing in this mission and supporting the vision of the next generation of change makers.

By:

Brenda Collazo

Maël Egerton 

Keneth Giron 

Gian Sino