Lifetouch MemoryMission (Noelle E!)
Tax deductible
Please help me help the kids of Constanza on the next Lifetouch Memory Mission as we continue to build hope at Cecaini School.
lifetouchmemorymission.com
In my work with AASA, The School Superintendents Association ( www.aasa.org) , we partner with Lifetouch (the school photo people, and so much more!). It is through the generous work of Lifetouch that I am able to participate in the 2015 Lifetouch Memory Mission, to build a school in the Dominican Republic.
Since the inception of the Lifetouch Memory Mission® in 2000, Lifetouch volunteers have traveled to destinations around the world to spend a week in intensive volunteer service. Lifetouch hands have helped rebuild a village in war-ravaged Kosovo, repair homes in Appalachia, establish a children’s center in Jamaica, and construct a bridge in the land of the Navajo in Arizona. They have built thirteen schools across Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Memory Mission volunteers have also provided on-site assistance to victims of natural disasters throughout the United States, including Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, floods in the Dakotas, fires in California, and tornadoes across the Midwest.
But Lifetouch volunteers bring more than muscle and hard work to each Memory Mission. It’s also about learning new things and developing relationships. “When we go, our purpose is greater than a construction project,” says Jake Barker, senior executive vice president at Lifetouch. “More than anything else, it is our mission to bring hope to the families we serve.” And that hope, he says, has the power to transform people. “Ask any past Memory Mission volunteer about their experience and they will tell you they got more out of it than they gave. They will tell you they came back a changed person.”
I am humbled by this opportunity, and welcome any support you can offer. The donations will go thru World Servants, who partners with Lifetouch to provide project supplies and more to the community in which we volunteer.
Thank you, in advance, for your support!
lifetouchmemorymission.com
In my work with AASA, The School Superintendents Association ( www.aasa.org) , we partner with Lifetouch (the school photo people, and so much more!). It is through the generous work of Lifetouch that I am able to participate in the 2015 Lifetouch Memory Mission, to build a school in the Dominican Republic.
Since the inception of the Lifetouch Memory Mission® in 2000, Lifetouch volunteers have traveled to destinations around the world to spend a week in intensive volunteer service. Lifetouch hands have helped rebuild a village in war-ravaged Kosovo, repair homes in Appalachia, establish a children’s center in Jamaica, and construct a bridge in the land of the Navajo in Arizona. They have built thirteen schools across Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Memory Mission volunteers have also provided on-site assistance to victims of natural disasters throughout the United States, including Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, floods in the Dakotas, fires in California, and tornadoes across the Midwest.
But Lifetouch volunteers bring more than muscle and hard work to each Memory Mission. It’s also about learning new things and developing relationships. “When we go, our purpose is greater than a construction project,” says Jake Barker, senior executive vice president at Lifetouch. “More than anything else, it is our mission to bring hope to the families we serve.” And that hope, he says, has the power to transform people. “Ask any past Memory Mission volunteer about their experience and they will tell you they got more out of it than they gave. They will tell you they came back a changed person.”
I am humbled by this opportunity, and welcome any support you can offer. The donations will go thru World Servants, who partners with Lifetouch to provide project supplies and more to the community in which we volunteer.
Thank you, in advance, for your support!
Organizer
Noelle Ellerson
Organizer
Alexandria, VA
WORLD SERVANTS INC
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
