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Aug 06, 2013
Wat-aah! is celebrating the freedom of summer and healthy hydration benefitting the ymca of greater new york's strong kids campaign

Jun 28, 2013
Joins Celebs Joakim Noah, Marco Belinelli, Guiseppi Rossi amongst others for a 8-A-Side futbol game to benefit Children

Jun 17, 2013
WAT-AAH! Introduces "WAT-AAH! SUMMER RUSH SERIES," A summer long initiative to promote physical activity, creativity and healthy hydration among kids and teens.

Jan 09, 2013
Led By Yoga Instructor Leslie Fajfar Event Aims to Inspire Young Women to Embrace Fitness and the Power of Yoga

Aug 13, 2012
WAT-AAH!, a brand of functional water for kids and teens, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the 2012 installment of the SCREAM Tour Next Generation: Part 2.

Jul 27, 2012
WAT-AAH!, functional water for kids and teens, is proud to announce its support in Michelle Obama's First Annual National Let's Move! Olympic Fun Day taking place across the country Saturday, July 28th to get kids to lead a healthy life style.

Jul 20, 2012
WAT-AAH!, a brand of functional water for kids and teens is partnering up with NFL star Calvin Johnson's Foundation on Saturday, July 21, 2012 hosted at Calvin's high school, Sandy Creek High School in Tyrone, GA.

Jun 26, 2012
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012, WAT-AAH!, a brand of functional water for kids and teens, will be the official beverage sponsor of The Steve Nash Foundation's 5th Annual Showdown in Chinatown.

May 30, 2012
The viral campaign will be spread across digital platforms and the brand's social media networks and will also include a photo contest where kids/teens can submit a photo stating how they "Blame It On The SUG-AAH!" with the chance to win cash prizes.

May 02, 2012
NFL Sports Figures and Various Foundations Join School Children Across The America to Celebrate The First Year Anniversary of Let's Move! Flash Workout Initiative


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