Neven Subotic, a former footballer known for his time at Borussia Dortmund, founded the Neven Subotic Foundation in 2012, focusing on providing access to clean drinking water as a human right, especially in Ethiopia. So far, the foundation has successfully assisted 439,255 people in gaining access to clean water. Subotic's goal is to reach one million people by 2030, which requires significant funding. He has donated around €4 million (approximately $4.3 million USD) to the foundation, but he acknowledges that his personal fortune is diminishing as he covers all operational costs himself. His foundation's annual turnover has grown from €76,000 in its first year to nearly €5 million currently, thanks to corporate partnerships and an ambassador program. Despite his financial challenges, Subotic remains committed to his cause, stating, 'Indeed, my fortune will soon be depleted.' He expresses a desire to reconnect with his former manager, Jürgen Klopp, to reflect on their shared experiences.