Updates
What started as a new year’s resolution to do something about the 771 million people globally who lack access to safe drinking water became an annual student art show and sale called Art for Water. Celeste Robbins, Chair of the Fine Arts Department at St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School in Austin reached out to the Gazelle Foundation about organizing a student art show fundraiser and the results are beautiful.
Part 1 of a 3 part series. Board member, Michael Madison has traveled to Burundi eight times over the last 15 years to help the Gazelle Foundation build clean water systems. His presence in the country has established relationships that keep Foundation projects moving forward and has earned him the unofficial role as the Foundation’s Ambassador to Burundi.
The world is full of disheartening news. Fortunately, we have something that will inspire and uplift you. Ed Clements, Ben Clements, and Gilbert Tuhabonye discuss dancing, running, overcoming unimaginable tragedy, clean water, and helping others on the podcast, The End Zone.
For the first time ever, our Global Run For The Water participants joined together to fund a water system. The Kigomera-Matana system has been selected as our Global Run-funded system.
This system – our 64th in Burundi – serves a total of 2,500 area residents. Start to finish…
Join us an be inspired at our annual Spring For The Water Fundraiser Ripple of Hope Gala. April 20, 2023 attendees will hear firsthand how clean water creates a powerful ripple effect to save lives and improve the health, education and livelihoods of Burundians. Space is extremely limited, we fully expect the event to sell out. Tables and tickets available
