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What is 8 cups?
The recommended cups of water a person should drink each day.
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What is Eswatini/Swaziland?
The country that Thirst Project is specifically trying to help.
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What is Cholera?
The most common water-borne disease.
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What is 100 degrees?
The boiling point of water (in Celsius).
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What is $12,000?
Amount of money is needed to pay for a well (in thousands).
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Who are mothers and children?
The family members in Africa who walks to get water.
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What is 17 ounces?; 15-17 acceptable
The number of fluid ounces in a standard water bottle.
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What is 2008?
The year that Thirst Project was founded.
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What is 5 gallons?
The number of gallons of clean water needed per day for a person to survive (For everything, not just drinking, in gallons).
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What is 60%?
Percentage of the human body that is made up of water.
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What is $10 million?
Amount of money the Thirst Project raised in total (in millions).
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What is 663 million?
Number of people in the world who lack access to clean drinking water (in gallons).
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What is 3%
Percentage of the total water on Earth that is freshwater (drinkable).
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Who is Seth Maxwell?
The founder of Thirst Project.
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What is 1 child?
The number of children who die to water-borne diarrheal diseases every 60 seconds.
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