Updates
World Water Day became a United Nations observance day in 1993. On 22 March every year, people and organizations mark World Water Day. Valuing Water, this year’s theme extends the conversation beyond issues of pricing to include the environmental, social, and cultural value people place on water.
Watch Gilbert Tuhabonye, Co-Founder of Gazelle Foundation show how our actions are tackling the water crisis. And what’s possible.
We invite you to become a sustaining member of our “Amazi for Burundi” giving community.
AMAZI for Burundi is our monthly sustaining membership program that provides a steady investment in clean water. You get the ease and convenience of a monthly membership and a regular reminder that you are reaching across the globe to help others.
With this new year, we are pleased to welcome new Board Members to the Gazelle Foundation. Welcome, Danielle Sweeney, Adam Reiser, and Chad Whited.
We extend our deepest thanks to exiting board members, Christian Goy, Minnie Hollyman, and Quincy Lee whose efforts have made a profound impact on over 100,000 people in Burundi.
Ashley Pax Grabner loves kids. She loves them so much that she founded Ashley’s Playhouse, a childcare center in Austin, Texas, to provide a loving, safe environment for kids to learn through purposeful play. She is a long-time supporter of the Run For The Water Kids’ Corner, providing opportunities for kids to get involved in giving the gift of clean water.
Explore Burundi: Akazehe greetings are part of the rich oral tradition of Burundi, which relays history and stories through the spoken word, poetry, and song. The akazehe turns a simple daily greeting into an interwoven, call and response musical form. It has a poetic quality, elevating a simple courtesy into an almost ceremonial act.
