Neale Bayly
Founder
Neale Bayly is a photojournalist and travels the world extensively for his job. During an adventure motorcycle ride to Peru he met Father Gio, and learned about his work with the poor and needy in some of the more remote parts of the country. With Gio’s death in 2001 Neale was connected with Gio’s sister, Maria Fitzgerald. Maria has been fundraising for the abandoned children of Moquegua since the early 1990s. This resulted in the forming of Wellspring International Outreach, after the duo traveled to Peru in January 2008 to arrange medical care to the children. Neale’s goal through Wellspring is to build a new home and a secure future for these children in need.
Caleb Steverson
Board Member - Donations Coordinator
Caleb is a dedicated Wellspring volunteer. With several years of experience in missions, community outreach, and his role as the Director of Agent Development with American Legacy Partners, he brings a wealth of expertise to our organization. Caleb has served in several leadership roles throughout his career, including Director of Ongoing Development, Area Manager, and his current role, where he has led many teams to achieve significant success.
Beyond his professional achievements, Caleb is deeply committed to making a positive impact in the community. He has volunteered with numerous non-profit organizations, including Tasch Ministries International, Elevation Church, The Refuge Church, and others, where he has demonstrated a passion for helping others.
In addition to his philanthropic endeavors, Caleb has received recognition for his outstanding leadership and contributions to his company. He has most recently been appointed as a member of American Legacy Partners Leadership Team.
As a volunteer, Caleb brings his extensive knowledge and philanthropic heart to Wellspring. His leadership, strategic thinking, and dedication to our mission will be invaluable in helping us achieve our goals. We are honored to have Caleb on our team and look forward to the impact he will continue to make through our organization.
Drew Alexander
Board Member
Born and bred in Brooklyn, New York, Drew was raised with a commitment to caring and helping those who less fortunate. He has spent much of his life working with many charitable organizations as a volunteer and also as a paid professional for a number of years.
Drew is also fiercely passionate about motorcycles, which coincidentally is what brought him to Wellspring International Outreach. As a motorcycle industry professional since 1999, Drew hosted a weekly motorcycle radio show in Washington, D.C. During his tenure on the show, Drew had the pleasure of interviewing Neale Bayly in 2013 when the TV show Neale Bayly Rides” was premiering on the Speed network. This initial meeting led to a long motorcycle ride together in Pocahontas Co., West Virginia, where Drew offered his help to Wellspring International Outreach with an upcoming project in White River, South Africa. Since then, Drew has led two major fundraising and construction efforts in South Africa, and to date, WIO has built two family homes and two community centers in township of White River. In addition to overseeing the fund raising and construction in White River, South Africa, Drew is an Integral part of the daily running at WIO.
Drew and his wife Liz live in Frederick, Maryland, along with “too” many pets and not enough motorcycles. One of Drew’s favorite sayings is, ” You may not be able to change the world, but you can change someone’s world”.
Greg Coleman
Board Member
Greg Coleman is a world traveler and jack of all trades. He grew up on a farm in northern Australia and now calls North Carolina Home with his wife Jennifer and two teenage children. He is currently operating an independent renewable energy power plant in Charlotte, NC and endeavoring to support sustainable projects in the pacific islands.
The basic needs of people in third world countries can be easily met with the help of people’s generosity in the developed world. Helping to facilitate that connection is a something Greg has dedicated his life to. Greg has been working on the periphery of Wellspring for many years participating in projects and events with Neale, including a motorcycle adventure ride in South Africa to a Wellspring project. Now it is an honor to be on the board and have a more direct ability to help those in need.