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The Water Quality Research Foundation (WQRF) provides an opportunity for the industry to collectively fund robust research projects and give access of the research back to the WQA members. Research has proven that it is imperative for the industry to gain acceptance as a means for compliance and preparation for future challenges and opportunities. Researchers on WQRF-funded projects become advocates for the solutions the POU/POE industry can provide and broaden the industry’s influence with stakeholders.
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Every contribution is meaningful.
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Every contribution is meaningful: each $50 donation helps cover costs of daily laboratory expenses for research.
WQRF qualifies for exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to WQRF may be tax deductible as charitable contributions under the Code. WQRF raises funds through the following methods:
WQRF qualifies for exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to WQRF may be tax deductible as charitable contributions under the Code. WQRF raises funds through the following methods:
- Donations
- Bequests
- Endowments
- Insurance policies naming WQRF as the benefactor
- Annual fundraising events held each year at the WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference and Annual Convention
WQRF accepts donations made by check or credit card. Pledged donations, divided over multiple months or years, may also be accepted.
In today's business landscape, every financial commitment is a strategic decision and measured in some way. Understanding this reality, WQRF is dedicated to providing value to each contributor through the following avenues:
- Visibility and promotion as a WQRF supporter
- Direct feedback on project prioritization through surveys
- Early access to information on research and reports
- Research advisory roles for ongoing input into research initiatives
- Robust research projects for a fraction of the investments