Awareness is the foundation of action. The goal of The H20 Project is to explore the implications of water poverty, inspired by the Delmarva Peninsula. Water poverty is defined as a situation where a nation, region or individual cannot afford the cost of sustainable clean water due to a variety of factors including but not limited to: climate ebb & flow, natural calamities such as droughts and floods from habitat destruction, systems requiring updates, inefficient usage and structures, lack of viable data regarding indoor structures of residential dwellings, consumer poverty, especially in rural areas without access to municipal water, lack of efficacious resources for individuals to advocate for themselves due to overburdened social organizations, pollution, a global rise in freshwater demand and overuse of aquifers in pain spots which leads to a slower than ideal recharge. A primary goal of this project is to help people have access to a water quality test that is all-encompassing yet affordable as well as to help individuals in need who don't have access to potable water or plumbing.