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The document describes the daily struggle of over a billion people without access to clean drinking water. It tells the story of a family who must walk long distances each day to collect muddy, unsafe water from a local watering hole, risking disease. It states that a child dies every 20 seconds from a waterborne illness. The document promotes the Hydration Education Foundation as a solution, providing gravity-powered water filters for homes internationally and education on hydration domestically to improve health. It provides donation details and emphasizes that donations will save lives immediately by providing clean water.
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