Water for crops and vegetation — the other half of the water story.
When people hear "water conservation," they picture shorter showers and fixing leaky taps. That matters — but it's a small slice of the picture. Most of our water doesn't go to homes. It goes to fields: the wheat, rice, fruits, and vegetables that feed billions.
Drench.org exists to make that visible. We raise awareness for agricultural water conservation — smarter irrigation, less waste, healthier crops on every drop.
There's already a great organization covering drinking water for people: Water.org, co-founded by Matt Damon, brings safe water to communities in developing countries. That's one half of the story.
Drench.org covers the other half: water for crops and vegetation. People need drinking water — and the crops that feed them need water too.