Good Water Company is committed to being a good neighbor and a strong advocate of good stewardship of our precious water resources. We strive to improve our Santa Fe and greater Northern New Mexico community through free water clinics, well tests and outreach events and by supporting the local organizations highlighted below.

Good Water Company supports local non-profits by donating its Water Buffalo device to community events. In 2013 Good Water Company and its partners, the International Folk Art Alliance and the Food Depot (Souper Bowl) were awarded the Sustainable Santa Fe Award by the City of Santa Fe for their contribution to “greening” community events by eliminating plastic water bottles. The Water Buffalo is a device which can be connected to a city water supply. It filters and chills the water and recyclable paper cups are used as containers.

Creativity for Peace trains young Israeli and Palestinian women to partner as leaders by transforming anger and prejudice to mutual respect, facilitating an understanding of the other, and inspiring action to promote equality and peace. 

Good Water Company helps the Folk Art Market eliminate nearly 20,000 plastic water bottles each year by providing filtered and chilled Santa Fe municipal water on-site to thousands of thirsty Market visitors, artisans and volunteers.

Girls Inc. inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold, providing more than 140,000 girls across the U.S. and Canada with life-changing experiences and solutions to the unique challenges girls face. The Girls Inc. Experience consists of people, an environment, and programming that, together, empower girls to succeed. 

Since 1939, the Santa Fe Animal Shelter has been dedicated to its mission to reduce animal suffering by curbing overpopulation, teaching compassion and supporting healthy relationships between people and animals. The Shelter focuses on spay/neuter programs to control overpopulation, creative adoption efforts to bring pets to loving families and providing support for marginalized animals. 

The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee assists with policy recommendations and evaluates specific programs related to water conservation. 

The Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association (SFAHBA) is a non-profit trade association serving the residential building industry and related professions in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. Our business members contribute to the growth, prosperity and quality of life in our local communities by contributing to our local economies and providing one of life’s basic needs – shelter.