Tah and Hofmann engage in the building of a well.

German professional football league - Tah and Hofmann engage in the building of a well.

The water bottle of Bayer Leverkusen soccer player Jonathan Tah is empty, his coffee machine is broken, and his teammate Jonas Hofmann is handed an empty glass: In a video, these two German Cup champions and national team members from Bayer Leverkusen advocate for improved water access in Africa. In partnership with World Vision, they're aiming to promote the building of wells.

"We utilize water for so many daily tasks that are now routine for us - like drinking water after waking up, having coffee, or brushing our teeth," national soccer player Tah said in a statement. "But, it's shocking to learn that approximately three billion people globally don't even have access to clean water at home, let alone the ability to wash their hands. That's why it's crucial to make it easier for those places to access clean and safe drinking water through the construction of wells!" The football stars hope to inspire assistance through their status as top players.

Updates about Bayer Leverkusen Information about World Vision [^1]:

1. https://www.bayer04.com/en/news/topic/corporate/

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1. Despite the broken coffee machine in his refrigerator in Leverkusen, Jonathan Tah still advocates for improving water access in Africa.
2. The Bundesliga stars, including Jonathan Tah and Jonas Hofmann from Bayer 04 Leverkusen, are collaborating with World Vision to construct wells in Africa.
3. The German Cup champions, Tah and Hofmann, expressed their concern about the lack of clean water in Africa during their visit to North Rhine-Westphalia.
4. Even in muddy conditions following the flooding, the German national soccer team members, such as Tah and Hofmann, remain focused on their charity initiatives in Africa.
5. Hofmann, along with Tah, is encouraging the fans and soccer community to support World Vision's mission to provide clean and safe drinking water to three billion people worldwide.
6. In addition to reconciliation efforts in snow and ice, the German soccer stars, including Tah and Hofmann, are working to make a positive impact in Africa through water well projects.
7. The DFB, Bundesliga, and Bayer Leverkusen actors, Tah and Hofmann, are also raising awareness about the need for improved access to water in Africa, similar to their daily use of a coffee machine in Leverkusen.

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