Rihanna and Taylor Swift Want to Charge You for Tap Water

A spokesperson for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF clarified the reports for Hollyscoop. They're not asking restaurants to charge $1 for tap water, rather they're encouraging patrons to donate $1 on their bill for UNICEF Tap Project.

More than 1,000 restaurants nationwide have joined the UNICEF Tap Project in an effort to raise funds to combat the world water crisis. Throughout World Water Week (March 20-26) restaurants are offering patrons a chance to get involved by allowing them to donate $1 to UNICEF Tap Project on their check. The donation is entirely optional. With a $1 dollar donation, UNICEF can provide clean, safe drinking water to a child for 40 days.