First Photo: David Smart, Streamline Environmental; Second Photo: Daphne Rotary Club: Starke Irvine, John Manelos, Greg Gontarski, John Wood, Mickey Parish

Fairhope, Ala. (Jan. 20, 2022) – Clean Water Alabama is excited to announce two new sponsors who have partnered with the Fairhope-based water preservation group to help clean up Alabama waterways.

Streamline Environmental, a stream, wetland and coastal restoration business in Magnolia Springs owned by Jacob Cunningham, David Smart and Mark Delaney, recently donated $5,000 to CWA, in addition to a $5,000 personal contribution from David Smart.

“Clean Water Alabama’s mission is the very thing I do for a living every day, so it was an organization I felt strongly about supporting,” Smart said.

In addition, the Daphne Rotary Club donated $5,000 to CWA’s efforts earlier this month and have committed to future support.

“One of our greatest resources is Mobile Bay. We want to preserve this wonderful resource and quality of life for fellow citizens,” Daphne Rotary Club President Greg Gontarski said. “After learning more about Clean Water Alabama’s mission and purpose, the Daphne Rotary Club selected them for this recent donation to further their very important cause.”

CWA sponsors also include Piggly Wiggly, Fairhope Soap Company, Baldwin Realtors and Fairhope Sunset Rotary Club.

“As an all-volunteer non-profit organization, we rely on the financial support of donors to sustain our efforts,” said CWA President John Manelos. “We are extremely grateful for the generosity and impassioned response we have received from our community. Their contribution will go a long way in helping us continue to advance our goal of cleaner Alabama waterways.” (Photo: John Manelos, President, Clean Water Alabama)

For more information on getting involved or becoming a sponsor, visit cleanwateralabama.com.

ABOUT CLEAN WATER ALABAMA

Clean Water Alabama is a non-profit organization whose mission is to engage the citizens of Alabama to take the necessary actions to ensure that our water resources (rivers, streams, lakes, bays, and coast) are protected from those items that make them unsafe to its citizens, and the plant and animal life that live within and around. For more information about Clean Water Alabama, visit CleanWaterAlabama.com.