Promotional Partners
Promotional partners are utilities, state and local governments,
and other organizations that share information with the program
and promote WaterSense.
Why Join?
- Water-efficiency measures as part of broader conservation efforts
can help reduce water and
wastewater infrastructure costs and protect resources for
future generations.
- Strengthen your water-efficiency outreach efforts with a credible,
national brand and a strong, consistent message.
- Reduce market research costs and increase confidence in promoting
water-efficient products that meet or exceed WaterSense specifications.
- Receive recognition from EPA
as an environmental steward.
- Distinguish your organization as a leader in water efficiency
by using the WaterSense partner
logo.
- Increase exposure for your organization by being listed
as a partner on the WaterSense Web site.
- Access and customize free tools
and resources to help promote WaterSense and the need for
water efficiency.
- Network with other partners and receive program
updates.
Am I Eligible?
Utilities, state and local governments, and other nonprofit organizations
that promote water efficiency are welcome to become WaterSense promotional
partners. In addition, professional and trade associations whose
members are eligible to join as WaterSense partners may also participate
as promotional partners.
How Do I Join?
- Review the program
guidelines (PDF) (42 pp, 283K, About PDF)
and make sure you are eligible to become a partner.
- Complete and sign a Promotional
Partner Partnership Agreement (writeable PDF) (3 pp, 285K,
About PDF)
with EPA.
- Complete a Promotional
Plan Checklist (2 pp, 254K, About PDF).
- Submit your completed documents to watersense@epa.gov
or fax to (703) 841-1440.
How Can I Promote My Partnership?
Where Can I Find More Information?
Questions?
Whether you're a partner now or would like to become one, feel
free to share your questions and concerns by contacting
the WaterSense Helpline.
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