people making a difference
2016
Sarah strausser
Sarah Strausser will be joining the BTG Team. Sarah will be assisting with much of the computer work behind Bridging The Gap, assisting with the Walk4Water, and becoming a liaison for Bridging the Gap and Chico State Campus.
Marshall Abele, Thomas Morcate, David Chisholm and Matt Nachtweih
A group of students at CSU, Chico organized a fundraiser for BTG through their Social Entrepreneurship class. They will be selling Klean Kanteens and stickers they designed. Be sure to visit their website: www.keepwaterklean.com.
From left to right: Professor Dr. Colleen Robb, Marshall Abele, Thomas Morcate, David Chisolm and Matt Nachtweih
Stephanie Capilongo
Stephanie Capilongo, an exchange student at CSU, will be interning at BTG this semester. Her creative bent will be a welcoming addition to our volunteer team. She also makes a great model!
Julie tate
Julie Tate is a new volunteer for BTG and we so appreciate her for helping out in many ways: pricing, mailings, errands, BTG Market sales, organizing, etc. She is efficient and fun to be with. At this time she is looking for employment and has years of experience in home care. I can’t recommend her enough! Email her at jtate2000@hotmail.com.
scott and lynn armstrong
Scott and Lynn Armstrong have been volunteering with BTG for the past 3 years. Both have been such an encouragement and beneficial addition to our volunteer team. This is their second year traveling to Uganda with us. Both years, Scott has been our photographer and videographer. Many of you have appreciated the video that he put together of last year’s work in Uganda. This year Lynn Armstrong was a part of our hygiene training team. At home she manages quick books for BTG Market. They are my friends, who Grant and I like to talk projects over with.
grant adams
Grant has coached me, encouraged me, biked miles with me, given financially, and helped me through the healing process from my fall, all to help me climb Kilimanjaro. What a difference ONE PERSON can make!
naomi hudson
Naomi Hudson had a bake sale to raise awareness and money for our thirsty world. Naomi is only 12-years-old and this is the second time she has done a bake sale for BTG!
the key club from chico high school
The Key Club from Chico High School was a tremendous help during the 8th Annual Walk4Water. They carried the information signs, face painted, and helped with clean up. Thank you for being a part of the Walk4Water... you were all amazing volunteers.
Citrus Elementary School
I want to thank Citrus Elementary School for raising funds for several TivaWater Filtration Systems for our thirsty world, and for participating in the Walk4Water.
