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Ways to Help

Five ways to make an impact.

Volunteer

Join a solar install, well dedication, or local outreach event.

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Be an Ambassador

Represent CBG in your community, school or workplace and help us tell our story.

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Fundraise

Start a birthday fundraiser or team challenge for the Give Water campaign.

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Partner With Us

Corporate, church and institutional partnerships that fund whole projects.

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Donate

Give a one-time or monthly gift to fund water, irrigation and solar projects directly.

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Corporate & institutional partnerships.

Sponsor a project, match employee donations, or co-brand a community initiative.

Careers & Internships

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Interested in an internship with Community Building Group? We welcome inquiries from students and early-career professionals interested in international development, water engineering, solar energy or nonprofit management.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Do I need experience to volunteer?+

No — most on-site roles need no prior experience. Technical roles (solar, drilling, irrigation) have optional skilled-volunteer tracks.

Is my donation tax-deductible?+

Yes. Community Building Group is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. You'll receive a receipt for tax purposes with every donation.

Can my company sponsor a specific project?+

Yes — partners can fund and name a specific borehole, catchment basin, irrigation project or solar installation.

How do your solar-powered water systems work?+

Each borehole uses a solar pumping system with a smart controller. When water in the storage tank drops below a set level, the controller automatically switches the pump on to refill it — no fuel, no generator, no one needed to operate it.

Who maintains a project after it's built?+

Every project is handed over to a trained local water committee or technician, along with a maintenance fund, so the community owns and runs it long after CBG's initial work is done.

Are there paid positions or internships available?+

We post open roles here when they become available. We also welcome internship inquiries year-round — email info@combg.org to ask about current opportunities.