Water security, built with communities.
We bring water conservation and environmental education into the lives of students and communities.
Our work and the people behind it
A pond, and the people responsible for its future.
In Darbhanga, Bihar, H2O365 joined the Center for Rural Information and Action and local residents in an effort to restore a pond affected by household waste and drainage. Community meetings, fundraising, and the work of draining polluted water formed part of a larger responsibility: helping the people closest to a water source shape its care.
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Tejas Raxwal · CEO & Co-Founder
Summers spent collecting rationed water with his grandmother in India led Tejas to co-found H2O365 in 2020. He has since worked with teachers to develop water education, helped restore community ponds with local partners, co-authored a children’s book, and produced a conservation film. His leadership centers on a practical question: how can a project become something a community can sustain and continue to shape?
Learning that continues beyond the lesson.
Our water education grows through collaboration with teachers and students. Stories of dry wells, household rationing, and local water practices help shape lessons that students can recognize in their own lives. Jal Hai To Kal Hai—“If There Is Water, There Is Tomorrow”—brings that approach to young readers through illustrations, explanations, and questions. Student Water Ambassadors carry the learning into conservation and pond care.
Nepal flood relief and outreach
H2O365 is raising funds and organizing an outreach mission for communities affected by Nepal’s August 2026 floods. We are seeking local partners to help identify priorities and shape the mission around needs on the ground. The effort is currently in planning and fundraising.
Support the work ahead.
Your support helps H2O365 develop water education, community conservation, and humanitarian outreach. We welcome the experience of students, educators, volunteers, and prospective partners. Donations are processed through Pledge.