Campaign Details

💧 BCO Borehole Initiative – “Clean Water, Clear Future”

Campaign Goal: $40,000 to provide sustainable clean water access across Ogun State.

In many parts of Ogun State, the search for water is a daily struggle—one often led by children and women. From walking miles to murky streams, to battling diseases from contaminated wells, the cost of water scarcity isn’t just measured in thirst—it’s measured in lives lost, school days missed, and dignity eroded.

BCO Foundation believes clean water is a right—not a privilege. Through your support, we can provide community boreholes, fitted with solar-powered pumps or hand pumps, for long-term, sustainable water access.

💧 $4,000 – Provide a Borehole to a Small Community Cluster

Impact:

• One motorized or hand-pump borehole for a cluster of 100–200 people

• Installation includes basic water tank, tap outlets, and hygiene sensitization

• Beneficiaries: A small hamlet, farmland dwellers, church settlements, or Fulani camps

"You’ve saved children from walking two hours for a bucket. You’ve given a mother her time and her health back."

💧 $8,000 – Borehole for a Full Village

Impact:

• Solar-powered borehole reaching 500+ people

• Covers areas like Odeda, Ikenne, or remote parts of Ifo

• Includes: storage tanks, tap points across key locations (market square, health center, school)

"Now the village has water—at home, at school, at the clinic. Waterborne diseases drop. Girls return to class. Life flows again."

💧 $16,000 – Multiple Boreholes Across a Ward

Impact:

• 2–3 boreholes across multiple communities within one political ward

• Serves over 1,500 residents, covering both central and remote outskirts

• Water stations built near schools, health posts, and agricultural zones

"This means healthy crops. It means better hygiene. It means dignity for elders and opportunity for children."

💧 $24,000 – Borehole Infrastructure Across a Local Government Area

Impact:

• Up to 4 solar-powered boreholes across strategic towns and villages in one Local Government Area (e.g., Sagamu, Abeokuta South)

• Reaches 3,000–5,000 people

• Partnering with local youth for maintenance training

"You're not just giving water. You're building water resilience—for a whole district."

💧 $40,000 – Transform Water Access Across the State

Impact:

• 10+ borehole systems across multiple LGAs in Ogun State

• Serving over 10,000+ people, focusing on schools, rural markets, maternity clinics, and neglected communities

• Full implementation with solar panels, storage tanks, maintenance teams, and educational water hygiene workshops

"This is a state-wide water revolution. It saves lives, fuels learning, boosts farming—and restores the dignity of entire communities."

💭 Why Boreholes?

Because water is:

• Health

• Time

• Education

• Livelihood

• And, simply, life itself.

💙 Ready to Make a Splash?

"One borehole today means generations of clean water tomorrow."