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We chat to GiveMeTap founder Edwin after his £10k Be The Start win

by Ashley Warner

GiveMeTap was founded by Edwin after he experienced difficulties accessing tap water while out and about. As a result, he founded GiveMeTap and created a reusable stainless steel bottle that he believes can change the world. Each GiveMeTap bottle purcharsed enables you to get free tap water from a network of cafes in the UK; reduces plastic bottle waste and saves people money. Furthermore, every GiveMeTap bottle sold helps to provide one person in Africa with clean water.
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Transforming Lives Using Tap Water #MindtheTap

by Ashley Warner

With the new #MindTheTap campaign, Edwin has successfully tapped cafes all along zone 1 of the London underground. GiveMeTap aims to keep Londoners hydrated and happy during their commute throughout the year. Achieving success with corporates like Deloitte and Pizza Hut have also been huge milestones in the GiveMeTap journey and the team hopes to secure a lot more corporate deals over the months to come.

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Free tap water: Will cafés be persuaded by a man with a bottle?

by Ashley Warner

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University of Manchester graduate Broni-Mensah, now 28, set up GiveMeTap, a scheme in which you buy a £12 stainless steel bottle to refill with free tap water at one of hundreds of participating restaurants and cafés across the country.

 

Not only does this benefit dehydrated commuters (there are 750 faintings every year on the London Underground), it’s good for the environment, as it cuts the use of harmful plastics. Broni-Mensah promises that for every two bottles sold, one person in a developing country gets clean drinking water for life.

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Interview with Sanum from GiveMeTap

by Ashley Warner

LC: How would you explain the concept to someone on the Tube?

SJ: It’s a really simple concept! Almost every tube commuter has experienced the stuffy, uncomfortable conditions of hot rush hour. Buying water to keep hydrated can be really expensive and also wasteful. We’ve set up a network of over 100 cafés/eateries (we call them Taps) in London where you can refill your GiveMeTap bottle on the go, without the obligation of buying anything. No questions. No hassle. We’re growing our network of cafes extensively through our new campaign, MindTheTap, so that you are never more than 4 minutes away from free water once you get of the tube.

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Heat Wave Survival- TapUp

by Ashley Warner

This summer, to combat the dangers of heat on the Underground, and reduce the just under 750 annual faintings, GiveMeTap has launched its own London hydration campaign called MindTheTap. - See more at: http://www.projectdirt.com/project/7783/#!/journal_entry/19101

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Social enterprise keeps commuters happy and healthy with free water

by Ashley Warner

While some may seek unconventional ways to stay cool on the tube, GiveMeTap is offering free water refills throughout London. 
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GiveMeTap partners with Deloitte to help fund water projects in Africa and reduce plastic cup waste

by Ashley Warner

Young social enterprise, GiveMeTap, has partnered with leading business advisory firm, Deloitte, securing a contract to provide the firm’s UK staff with reusable GiveMeTap water bottles.

 

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To Do List- Free London Water Map

by Ashley Warner

We are thrilled to promote GiveMeTap a new way of drinking water in London without using 1000s of plastic bottles a year and helping those in Africa to get access to clean water.
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