Jaylin's Community Service Trip
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My name is Jaylin and I'm a freshman in high school in Atlanta, Georgia. I love to help and volunteer, and recently joined a club that travels to developing countries to perform volunteer work over our school breaks and holidays. This year we are volunteering with the non-profit group Hug it Forward, and I've included some information about their mission below.
Trip Expenses
I am raising money to travel to Guatemala in February 2016 to help build a school using recycled material. I need to raise $2000 in order to pay for airfare, lodging, meals, and ground transportation. 100% of the money raised through this site will go toward these expenses.
Follow My Blog
If you are interested in following my journey or learning more about the trip's mission, please check out My Blog. This will be my first trip out of the country and I am very excited!
About Hug it Forward
Hug it Forward is a grass-roots organization that facilitates education and awareness by empowering communities to build “bottle schools”. Bottle schools are schools built from plastic bottles stuffed with inorganic trash, called "eco-bricks". Entire communities come together to make the dream of educational opportunity a reality, by building their own bottle school. The non-profit also raises awareness about trash consumption and other environmental issues.
Trip Expenses
I am raising money to travel to Guatemala in February 2016 to help build a school using recycled material. I need to raise $2000 in order to pay for airfare, lodging, meals, and ground transportation. 100% of the money raised through this site will go toward these expenses.
Follow My Blog
If you are interested in following my journey or learning more about the trip's mission, please check out My Blog. This will be my first trip out of the country and I am very excited!
About Hug it Forward
Hug it Forward is a grass-roots organization that facilitates education and awareness by empowering communities to build “bottle schools”. Bottle schools are schools built from plastic bottles stuffed with inorganic trash, called "eco-bricks". Entire communities come together to make the dream of educational opportunity a reality, by building their own bottle school. The non-profit also raises awareness about trash consumption and other environmental issues.
Organizer
Jennifer Burkholder
Organizer
Atlanta, GA
