With the Hydration By Haws™ Bottle Filler Fundraising Program, your group can easily raise the funds to earn your own Hydration By Haws™ Bottle Filler! With no out-of-pocket costs and easy payment options, the Hydration By Haws™ Bottle Filler can quickly be installed at your location.
Sign up your group and receive 300 custom Nalgene® bottles printed with your selected logo and start selling. After 90 days, pay for the Hydration By Haws™ bottle filler with the bottle sale proceeds. No money comes out of your budget!
How to get started:
- Submit a request to receive pricing, options, and the order form
- Place your order selecting the product model type and bottle color along with your custom logo for the bottles
- Receive and install your new bottle filler right away
- Sell the custom Nalgene® bottles
- Proceeds pay for the new bottle filler and the bottles!
To learn more about the program or to get started, visit the Fundraising Page or watch the short presentation below that goes over the fundraising program details.
Looking for a low-cost, easy-to-install bottle filler to provide drinking water? Sick of trying to fill up your bottle in the drinking fountain? Look no further!
The Haws Bottle Filler, model 1900, features a patent pending reversible drain, enabling the unit to be installed above most existing drinking fountains or electric water coolers or be mounted as a stand-alone fixture.
KEY FEATURES:
• Patented push-button operation
• No electrical required
• 100% lead-free waterways
• Patent-pending reversible drain can be  turned inward for in-wall waste hook-   up
• Separate mounting frame allows for quick and easy installation
• ADA compliant
• Universal fit
Click here to request a quote or to buy now!
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Can Drinking Fountains Make a Comeback?
In an effort to not use plastic water bottles, drinking fountains are coming back into style. Drinking fountains are saving the environment while keeping people hydrated (Go Haws!).
In Lafayette, Louisiana, a few men who are frequent runners, are in works of bringing drinking fountains back to Lafayette and they are seeking help. Last fall, Mark C. LeBlanc and Butch Roussel were running together and lamenting that the lack of drinking water fountains limited to their route. Roussel had just launched civicside.com, a crowdfunding/kick-starter website to fund community projects,”That seemed like a logical way to bring filtered water fountains to various neighborhoods where people are active”, LeBlanc said.
The Hydrate Lafayette project took months to coordinate. Getting permission and help from from various Lafayette businesses and organizations like: consolidated government departments, works with a plumber, homeowners, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Department of Industrial Design, and architecture took time.
LeBlanc stated,”A couple of people in Lafayette have water fountains on their mailboxes. They let anyone drink out of them. That gave us the idea to see if we could get more homeowners to put fountains in.”
“Using 80 percent recycled materials, UL students designed and built several structures to support a water source and four winners were selected”, LeBlanc said. Four others will be pedestal-type fountains similar to brick mailboxes, he said.
Now they’re trying to fund the $14,500 project through civicside.com under Hydrate Lafayette. As of noon 6/5/15, they were approaching 30 percent of their goal with only 24 days left.
The drinking stations will serve runners, bicyclists, walkers, children playing in neighborhoods, pets, the homeless and athletes. Two station locations that have been revealed thus far at St. Joseph Diner and the UL intramural field.
“The initial idea was for runners and walkers, people who are active,” Roussel said. “But when you involve something like St. Joseph Diner, that’s an area of town where people could use the fountain for a necessity, not because I don’t want to bring my water bottle around.”
It’s about more than that for LeBlanc, too.
“I would like to see it succeed to prove to the public if you want something done you don’t have to wait for politicians and bureaucrats to do it,” he said.
Want to help fund public water fountains in Lafayette?
Visit civicside.com and Hydrate Lafayette.
Source: Claire Taylor
Bottle Fillers Installed at California State UniversityThree new bottle fillers have been added at the University-Student Union (U-SU) at California State University, Los Angeles!
ASI’s Vice-President for Academic Governance, Nicholas Carrillo says, “The Space Allocation and Building Use Committee wanted to provide students the opportunity to have healthier and more sustainable drinking options on campus. We want to encourage students to stray away from bringing or purchasing water bottles and instead bring your own to refill throughout the day.” What a great way to Drink Up!
To read the full article by Donia Solano, click here.
To learn more about the model 1900 bottle filler, click here.
Check Out the New Haws Bottle Filler in Action! SEPTEMBER 2014 NEWSLETTER
Haws® Introduces New Bottle Filler at Breakthrough Price, Providing Retrofit or Stand-Alone Installation Options
Haws is proud to announce availability of the plumbing industry’s lowest-cost Bottle Filler, Model 1900. The Haws Bottle Filler features a patent-pending reversible drain, enabling the unit to be installed above an existing drinking fountain or mounted as a stand-alone fixture.
Featuring the industry’s lowest list price, the unit provides drinking water to schools, offices, and indoor facilities at a fraction of the cost of a typical bottle filler.
Key Features:
- 100% lead-free waterways
- Patent-pending reversible drain can be turned inward for in-wall waste hook-up
- Separate mounting frame allows for quick and easy installation
- ADA compliant