Don’t miss out on this opportunity! Join us for Empowerment in Action on Feb 28, 2026 in Austin to celebrate and advance sustainable clean water in Burundi.
Gilbert Tuhabonye, Gazelle Foundation co-founder, and many luminaries from Austin’s running community share how Run For The Water got started 19 years ago and the impact it is making in rural Burundi.
Explore Burundi series feature cultural information and insights into the place where we work, and where you help us bring hope to so many. In this installment we explore Agotoki one of the famous Burundi dishes. It is rich, flavorsome, and super easy to make.
The world is full of devastating news. We invite you to listen and be inspired as Justin Wren and Gilbert Tuhabonye discuss topics including Mohammad Ali, dancing, training, overcoming unimaginable tragedy, clean water, and helping others on the podcast, Overcome with Justin Wren.
Explore Burundi is our series featuring cultural information and insights into the place where we work, and where you help us bring hope to so many. Rumonge, 75 km from Bujumbura
Explore Burundi is our series featuring cultural information and insights into the place where we work, and where you help us bring hope to so many.
Bujumbura is the largest city, main port of Burundi, and former capital. Largely frozen in time due to more than a decade of conflict, there has been very little development within the city.
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.
