2.2 million Americans lack running water. DigDeep works with Navajo Nation and rural communities to build household water systems — making the domestic water crisis visible.
The read Glen’s take, in his words
Here's something that still shocks people when I bring it up. Two point two million Americans have no running water in their homes. Not in a developing country. Here.
DigDeep is the organization that made me take that seriously. They work in Navajo Nation and in rural communities across the Southwest and Appalachia — building household water systems for families who have been invisible to every major policy conversation about water infrastructure.
That absence isn't accidental. It tracks with who gets counted and who doesn't. DigDeep has been doing the hands-on work to close that gap — one home, one hauled tank, one functioning spigot at a time.
Pay attention to what they're doing.
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