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Corporate Benefactor
A Water Survival Box (WSB) Corporate Benefactor is a company/organisation whose philanthropic goals align with those of the Water Survival Box charity: namely to bring relief and assistance to people in any part of the world who are the victims of natural or man-made disaster, trouble, or catastrophe. The WSB charity achieves this by the swift delivery of essential survival kits including water filtration units, hygiene items, and basic tools to rebuild lives. Together, we can provide more help to more people at the time of their greatest need.
Water Survival Box is proud to announce that PADI EMEA has become the very first organisation to join its newly launched Corporate Benefactor Programme.
From left to right:- Erika Hoffman, Director. Dave Murray, Managing Director. Rotarian Doug Nash,  Jonas Samuelsson, Senior Director.
This programme connects companies and organisations whose philanthropic values align with the mission of Water Survival Box: providing clean water, relief, and essential support to people around the world who are affected by natural or man-made disasters.
PADI®, the world’s largest diver organisation, supports a global network of more than 6,600 dive centres and resorts and over 128,000 professional members. With its commitment to underwater education, transformative experiences, and ocean conservation, PADI inspires people worldwide to seek adventure and save the ocean. PADI’s long-standing involvement in water-based initiatives and its recognition of the impacts of climate change make its support especially meaningful. By becoming a Corporate Benefactor, PADI EMEA will help ensure that safe drinking water reaches communities most in need when disaster strikes.
Our Charity Parteners
A special thank you to our Water Survival Box supporters in the UK, Switzerland and Denmark for enabling us to play a part in the aid relief campaign only made possible by working together in partnership with relief organizations like the International Medical Corps
