Do you want another winter like this?

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John, we’ve got just over 24 hours left to hit our £110,000 target.

So far, you’ve raised an incredible £78,203 – which is HUGE. We can’t thank you enough! But if you haven’t had a chance to donate yet, there’s still time. There's still over £15,000 worth of matched funds we need to unlock before 12pm tomorrow. So for every pound you donate, it’ll be DOUBLED until we reach our target.

If everyone reading this donated £10, we’d smash our target straight away - PLEASE can you help?

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It’s winter. We all know what that means. More rain = more sewage spilling out into our waters. We’ve had enough of it, and we’re sure you have too.

Yet water companies continue to do so little to repair their broken systems. Just weeks ago, we heard how “Thames Water has £23bn of assets that are in urgent need of repair.” All whilst it’s on the brink of insolvency unless it secures a lifeline by Christmas.

Time is ticking. Right now, the government is making decisions about what a reform of the water sector looks like. That’s why it’s so vital that we have the funding we need to go bigger and bolder with a Wave of Action to make sure the government’s new bill actually holds water companies accountable.

We know we’re flooding your inbox. But we really need your help. Will you take this last opportunity to donate and have it DOUBLED?

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With your support, we're going to be fighting for more funding for regulators, a ban on the public funding bailouts of water companies, and making sure water companies are measured by how well they protect our environment, not how much money they make.

This whole campaign has been about us all coming together to say enough is enough. Enough to sewage in our water. Enough to water companies sleeping on the job. Enough to plastics choking our oceans.

Thank you for your unwavering support. Let’s keep up the pressure on the government until our waters are pollution free.

Lucy Luck

Campaigns and Policy Coordinator

P.S. Do you know an ocean-loving friend or family member who could help us hit this goal? Take 30 seconds to double your impact again and forward this email now!

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