Scott Harrison, the founder of charity:water, is always working on new creative ways to raise awareness about water issues. In February, Scott teamed up with twitter to organize a Twestival: the first ever world-wide festival organized through Twitter! Over 200 cities hosted the event and collectively raised $250,000 for charity: water. This money will be used to complete 55 water projects in Ethiopia, India, and Uganda.

His latest act of unbridled creativity included an exhibition of photographs in NYC's Chelsea Market. Scott prominently placed various photographs of kids holding bottles of contaminated water and juxtaposing them with kids drinking clean water. A simple comparison, yet it speaks volumes about the situation of millions and what we can do to help!

Yellow canisters are strewn about to show what kind of containers people in Africa use when they walk for miles to a water source. These containers double as donation boxes and all proceeds will go directly to water projects! A wishing well is also part of the ensemble and passersby can drop in a coin or two, make a wish, a help bring clean drinking water to communities.

Btw, did you know it's world water week? This whole week we will be blogging and featuring awesome water-related happenings around the world.