Starting this summer, Amazon will integrate Get Blue across its business – including Alexa, Amazon Music, and a dedicated storefront – to make it simple for customers to take action on the global water crisis – whether through their voice, their listening habits, or their everyday shopping.

Ecolab will commit $1 million through the Ecolab Foundation, with $500K delivered immediately and $500K delivered upon helping its customers achieve 255 billion gallons of water savings through the use of its products this year.

Gap’s limited-edition Get Blue Collection spans adults, kids, and toddler and is available in select Gap stores and online at gap.com. With each purchase from the Get Blue Collection, Gap will donate $5 to Water.org to help families access safe water.

From June 16 through July 7, 2026, Starbucks will donate $0.25 to Water.org for every purchase of the Iced Blue Coconut Matcha or a Blue Coconut Refresher, making it simple for customers to spark change with an everyday routine, like ordering a Starbucks beverage.

AccuWeather

As the official weather partner for Get Blue, AccuWeather will feature a full campaign takeover on its app and network on June 9 to raise awareness and drive donations for Get Blue, and the company will continue to support donations online throughout the month of June.

Ripple

As Get Blue's exclusive digital asset and payments partner, Ripple is providing vital seed funding, building on its longstanding support of Water.org through its Ripple Payments platform, empowering Water.org to move funds faster and more cost-effectively to support affordable loans for water and sanitation solutions.

TikTok

This summer, TikTok will support Get Blue in a variety of ways to inspire its global community to learn about the global water crisis and take action via creator storytelling and community engagement.