LIFESTRAW

Lifestraw is a for-good corporation, which uses their profits to help provide clean water to school children across the globe, specifically Kenya and India. For every bottle sold, a child in Kenya receives clean water for 5 consecutive years.

Their reach is continuous, and goes just beyond providing water filtration systems to children and families, they also employ locals to maintain and repair their water filtration systems. Simply put, they provide jobs.

I had the honor to partner with them, while they reached their 1-million-children-reached milestone. Together with nearly 20 other volunteers, we installed Community filters in schools, educated teachers and the students on water safety, and got to know the families who would for the first time have access to safe drinking water.

Back stateside, I partnered with Lifestraw to show their products in the field. They've since expanded from the original "straw" and now include waterbottles, squeeze bottles, gravity filters and adaptive tops.

Sarah Herron and I took their products on a road trip across the southwest and captured their product in a variety of locations, in all kinds of scenarios.

I think it's very important for people to know their are brands out there that are "for good" and take their proceeds to help improve communities in need. I'm stoked to be working with Lifestraw!

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A woman sits on the edge of the Grand Canyon with a Lifestraw Go

A man sits at camp with a Lifestraw Go waterbottle

A man looks over a map at camp

A man fills a Mission bag in the Sierra Nevada mountains

A man walks back to camp with a full Lifestraw mission bag

A woman looks out over the Grand Canyon with a Lifestraw Go in her pack.

A woman with a Lifestraw Go rests against a fence at the Grand Canyon

A woman paddles across a lake in the Utah mountains

A man drinks from a Lifestraw Go

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