Niagara Cares - Niagara Water

Committed to Community

Niagara Cares is the heart of what we do and who we are. We believe in supporting our communities where we live and work through a spirit of giving back both big and small.

Making a difference for our Team Members, consumers and communities through volunteering, product donations, disaster relief and other areas to create meaningful change has been our priority for over 60 years.

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STEM at Home

In partnership with the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, Niagara Cares provided 12 local schools with STEM activity kits that included curriculum, equipment and training modules for at-home learning during virtual schooling. By working with local educators, Niagara distributed over 4,626 STEM kits to students in Byhalia, Dallas and Groveland.

Operation Backpack

Our Aurora and Plainfield Team Members collected various school supplies to donate to our partner, Volunteers of America, for Operation Backpack. With our Team Members help, Operation Backpack is able to provide backpacks, school supplies, and a variety of support services to homeless, at-risk and foster children from pre-school to high school levels throughout the states of Colorado, Ohio and Indiana. In total, we helped more than 4,400 children in need start their school year on the right track.

Supporting Natural Disasters

Our teams support relief efforts across the country and beyond, providing safe, clean water to those affected by catastrophic natural events. In partnership with organizations such as Feed the Children, American Red Cross and Convoy of Hope, Niagara has responded to disasters like Hurricane Harvey, the Flint Water Crisis, Hurricane Sandy, the tsunami in Japan, wildfires across the country, severe winter storms and much more.

COVID-19 Relief

Through our national charitable partners like Convoy of Hope and Feeding America, we donated more than 4 million bottles for COVID-19 relief. Our plant Team Members delivered donated products to first responders, food banks and local shelters. They also supported healthcare workers by pulling together PPE items such as masks and gloves for local hospitals.