News from the Water

  • We are pleased to welcome Tiffany Butler to Live Water Foundation’s board!

    by Brian Meyer

    Tiffany Butler is a homegrown Annapolitan from the community of Parole. She is a lover of all things outdoors, and a self-described ‘water baby’ -- a trait she affectionately says she inherited from her father. “I’m always water-adjacent in one way or another,” says Tiffany.

    She is also a career academic. Currently conquering both a post-master’s certificate in administration supervision at Loyola University and a PhD program in education from George Mason University, Tiffany is also in her fifth year as a biology teacher at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in upper Fells Point, Baltimore.

    Posted in In The News, Junior Wai Koa, Live Water Foundation, STEM Program, Underserved Youth, Volunteering

  • Live Water Foundation's President Brian Meyer Bay Paddle Recap

    by Brian Meyer
    The Bay Paddle for our President Brian Meyer, simply put, was the best water-based accomplishment of his life. The statement says a lot because Brian has pursued the Waterman lifestyle for all of his adult life and has been fortunate to be involved in some incredible water experiences. He grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, frequenting the Chesapeake Bay from his childhood home on the Wicomico River.
    Posted in Bay Paddle, Chesapeake Bay, Endurance Race, Event Recap, In The News, Live Water Foundation

  • Announcing Live Water Foundation's new board member, Jeremy Dublon!

    by Brian Meyer

    We are thrilled to welcome our new Live Water Foundation board member, Jeremy Dublon! Born in Brooklyn and raised in New Jersey, Jeremy studied neuroscience at the University of Scranton, and went on to graduate with honors from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine where he obtained his Doctorate. Jeremy completed his residency in New Jersey and is now serving his final year in the Army as a surgical podiatrist at the Walter Reed Medical Center.

    Posted in In The News, Live Water Foundation, Mental Health, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Veteran Support, Veterans, Wai Koa Program

  • The Capital Gazette Profiles the Live Water Foundation

    by Brian Meyer
    It's always exciting to get publicity from the media, especially the local news which reaches our core community. The Live Water Foundation's Vice-President Mary Howser wrote a letter to the Capital Gazette, Annapolis, MD's news organization asking for the local community to rally around local non-profits that are bettering our community and to supporting them as we lead into a new year.
    Posted in In The News, Live Water Foundation