Multipure expands holiday sponsorships with Opportunity Village

Multipure is deepening its holiday-season community work in Las Vegas by sponsoring Opportunity Village events, distributing free children’s books and promoting in-kind water filtration grants for nonprofits and families. The moves aim to cut bottled-water costs and single-use plastic waste while supporting local charities and vulnerable households.

Why it matters: - Multipure’s holiday push ties community giving to a practical cleanup effort at major Las Vegas events. - The sponsorships are designed to reduce single-use plastic waste and remove bottled-water costs for event organizers. - The company is also steering free water-filtration support to nonprofits and families caring for immunocompromised children.

What happened: - Multipure will serve as the water sponsor for Opportunity Village’s Las Vegas Great Santa Run on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026. - The company will provide on-site filtered water stations throughout the race. - Multipure will also supply filtered water systems for the hot cocoa stations at Opportunity Village’s Magical Forest, which runs Nov. 27-Jan. 1 in Las Vegas. - This is the third consecutive year Multipure has sponsored a Magical Forest tree. - Multipure will distribute free copies of the expanded edition of its children’s book, Dewey and the Thirsty Christmas Tree, at the Magical Forest. - Free digital copies of the book are available here.

The details: - Opportunity Village has served people with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1954. - The expanded book includes new pages and refreshed artwork. - Dewey, the Clean Water Superhero, is the book’s main character. - The book is meant to teach children about water conservation and hydration. - Zachary Rice, president of Multipure, said the company aims to support local charities by supplying clean drinking water and helping eliminate unnecessary operating expenses like bottled water. - Rice said the Opportunity Village partnership also helps reduce single-use plastic waste across some of Southern Nevada’s biggest holiday events.

Between the lines: - The holiday sponsorships extend Multipure’s community strategy beyond donations and into event infrastructure. - The company is pairing brand visibility with a public-health message centered on hydration, filtration and waste reduction. - Multipure’s in-kind grant program also signals a longer-term effort to connect product donations with family and nonprofit needs, not just seasonal events.

What’s next: - Multipure is encouraging nonprofits and eligible families to apply for its Pure Foundation Clean Water for Health program. - The program provides 501(c)(3) organizations and families in need with free drinking water filtration systems, installation and replacement filters for the life of the unit. - The donated systems use solid carbon block technology engineered to reduce chlorine, lead, heavy metals, microplastics and PFAS. - The Pure Foundation accepts rolling applications from qualified nonprofits serving families, children and immunocompromised individuals in the greater Las Vegas area. - Eligible organizations can apply here. - Multipure also points to past community efforts, including work with Miracle Flights in Las Vegas, the Boys & Girls Club in Flint, Michigan, the Ronald McDonald House in Baltimore and disaster relief in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. - The company continues to sponsor the Candlelighters Superhero 5K and support education through Dewey, the Clean Water Superhero free comic books.

The bottom line: - Multipure is using the holiday season to combine philanthropy, public health and brand-building around water access and waste reduction.