Daniel Arseneault
President
A passionate traveler and educator, Daniel has made humanitarian adventure his life’s mission. For over a decade, he has been weaving this dream—bringing education, water, and hope.
Gilles Goguen
Executive Vice President
A seasoned traveler with a deep awareness of global realities, Gilles and his family are actively engaged in this collective dream. His commitment brings our mission to life.
Myriam Goguen
Community Engagement Lead
An engaged student, Myriam dreams of changing the world—one drop at a time. Her enthusiasm and vision inspire our humanitarian mission
Rachel Stevenson
Vice-president of publishing
Rachel brings invaluable rigor to project management and finances. Her generosity supports every step of Drops of Hope
Renée Valdron
Communications Manager and Secretary-Treasurer
A nurse by profession, Renée channels her passion for helping others into supporting the women and children of the village. Her kindness lies at the heart of Drops of Hope
Alexandre Goguen
Vice president logistics
As a committed team member, Alexandre is preparing to contribute to the well construction and oversee the logistical aspects of the project in Senegal. His strength and pragmatic approach will be key to its success.
Valérie Martin
Student liaison officer
In addition to being the president of her school’s student council, Valerie is engaged and passionate about education, she is also an accomplished artist. She inspires young people through her commitment and artistic talents, bringing a creative touch to every project.
Antoine Vautour
Community liaison officer
Drawing on his experience, Antoine is also a passionate artist. He continues to contribute to inspiring projects, combining his artistic talent with his humanitarian commitment.
La distance parcourue par les ménages pour chercher de l'eau potable constitue un véritable calvaire pour les femmes et les enfants qui sont chargées de la collecte de l'eau. La distance journalière parcourue est immense pour certaines. Les jeunes filles qui vont à l’école doivent continuer cette tâche ce qui brise leur éducation scolaire et donne un taux d’échec académique chez les jeunes filles.