Support a practice that turns an ordinary sip of water into a moment of dignity, reflection, and story.
The Art of Drinking Water is built to be low-barrier and human—especially for women, women of color, and those carrying responsibility in visible and invisible ways. We create space to pause, to breathe, and to tell the truth without performance.
What your support makes possible
Daily Sips (audio + written reflections)
Short reflections paired with water—grounding without performance. Not motivation. Not instructions. Invitations.
- Grounding and steadiness when life is loud
- Gentle language for hard truths
- Space to breathe, notice, and return to yourself
Community Storytelling
AODW serves as a voice for the community—creating pathways for people to share their story safely, respectfully, and with care.
- Voice-based storytelling (with consent + dignity)
- Trauma-informed tone and boundaries
- Optional anonymity and protective practices
Multi-language access
We are building the work to expand across languages—so reflection and grounding aren’t limited by English-only access.
- Translated reflections + prompts
- Accessible formats (audio + short text)
- Culturally responsive delivery
Tools that don’t demand perfection
Journals and ritual tools are designed as portals into presence—supporting the practice, not distracting from it.
- Journaling prompts + soft structure
- Sensory supports (optional)
- Design that honors privacy and pace
Sponsorship options
Sponsors help stabilize the work so it can stay accessible. (You can customize the amounts and benefits below.)
- Listed as a sponsor (optional)
- Quarterly impact note
- Supports translation + production
- Sponsor recognition (optional)
- Supports community storytelling pathways
- Helps underwrite “free access” days/resources
- Top-tier recognition (optional)
- Supports multi-language expansion
- Helps scale care + infrastructure sustainably
Want a tailored sponsorship?
If you want your support tied to a specific outcome (translation, audio production, community story collection, journals), we can structure a sponsor agreement with clear deliverables and reporting.
Grant-ready summary
How funders can describe AODW
- Type: Charitable + educational storytelling and reflective practice
- Method: Short voice reflections (Daily Sips), journaling prompts, community storytelling pathways
- Primary impact: Emotional grounding, identity affirmation, and accessible reflection—especially for women and women of color
- Access: Built for low barrier participation; expanding multilingual offerings
- Values: Dignity, consent, non-performative care, transparency, sustainability
Transparency & stewardship
Where funds go
- Program delivery (audio + written reflections)
- Translation and accessibility
- Tools/resources that support the practice
- Operational infrastructure (governance, reporting)
We prioritize sustainability and integrity over speed.
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Contact
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