Our Commitment

Our greatest desire is to help make the world a better place for everyone. Our goal is to assume a leadership role in giving back to the earth, its people, and its cultures, as we are all connected. 

With that, livewell pledges to donate $1 (US) for EVERY glass water bottle purchased on this website to The Water Project. 

About The Water Project

Every day in rural communities and poor urban centers throughout sub-Saharan Africa, hundreds of millions of people suffer from a lack of access to clean, safe water.

Women and girls especially bear the burden of walking miles at a time to gather water from streams and ponds - full of water-borne disease that is making them and their families sick.

Illness from drinking dirty water and the time lost fetching it robs entire communities of their futures.

Hope is put on hold in over half of the developing world's primary schools without access to water and sanitation.

It left the folks at The Water Project wondering why. It left us wondering why too. So, we decided to help. We'd like you to join us.

Learn more at The Water Project

With your purchase of a livewell bracelet, we’ll donate the proceeds to one of two charities of your choice. The charities where we feel we can make the most impact are:

• The Water Project
• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Simply add it to you order at checkout and select your charity of choice.

When late entertainer Danny Thomas opened the doors to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in 1962, he was not just changing the lives of children who would walk through its doors — he was changing lives across the world. When St. Jude completed its $1 billion, five-year expansion in 2005, it bolstered the hospital's efforts to find cures for the catastrophic diseases of childhood. The growth more than doubled the size of the hospital’s original campus. The expansion included the Children's GMP, LLC—the nation's only pediatric research center on-site facility for production of highly specialized treatments and vaccines—an expanded Department of Immunology and more. Now with the addition of the Chili’s Care Center, a larger, rejuvenated Kay Kafe cafeteria for employees and patients, and renovations to the medicine room and rehabilitation areas, the hospital is more poised than ever to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment.