INTRODUCTION
FCW is a not-for-profit organization, supported by individual donors, committed to reducing water pollution. Registered in New York State, USA, FCW has earned a legal Charity status.
FCW Contributors are professionals dedicated to developing viable programs, offering volunteer services to promote the Foundation's mission.
SPECIFIC PROGRAMS
On water pollution abatement, starting from a small scale, FCW currently is committed to
Through feasibility study and professional judgment on tested drinking water quality in schools without treated running water, donate water purification equipment
Other program activities (but not limited to):
1. help professional research programs; preferential funding
(priority goes to: techniques for measuring, monitoring and improving water quality).
2. seek cooperation with other nonprofit organizations to reduce water pollution.
3. plan to assemble "artificial wetland system" application information.
4. cooperate with water pollution control companies to award student internships
5. assist effort in treating eutrofication problem Lakes
6. provide assistantship to graduate student research on pollution control topics
7. award publication of outstanding articles on pollutant removal in heavy polluting industry cases
HISTORY & FUND SOURCE
Since late 1970s Mr. Chow Sui-cheong and Madam Hui Yuet-chun many times returned from Hong Kong to their hometown ShaoXing, China to fund construction of bridges, roads, schools, and installation of running water pipe circuitry, to donate medical equipment, and to participate in development of public works projects
Their inheritance estate asset in Hong Kong was converted to cash in 2014, which is the year their home province Zhejiang initiated an ambitious water-management program (Five Waters Jointly Managed). Conceptually, to utilize such cash on water pollution abatement projects in China to accommodate their enthusiasm toward their home country would deem appropriate.
The availability of the seed fund prompted accordingly the birth of a non-profit organization "Foundation for Clean Water" (FCW) , on the basis of several enthusiastic people's effort to help abate water pollution plus to help provide quality water.
Relying on contacts available, professional knowledge, and volunteers' enthusiasm, FCW began contributing in China as a priority, and effort later would extend to other populated areas.
FCW is using the seed fund and accepting occasional sympathizers' donation to carry out project activities.