HFB will periodically spotlight one of our alumni. If you are interested in being highlighted please contact Miriam Doyle at info@handsforabridge.org Name: Zimkhitha Ndinga Year(s) in Hands for a Bridge: Since 2004 School Affiliation: Isilimela Comprehensive High School, Capetown, South Africa Post-secondary school education and/or work, and future plans: After graduating high school in 2004,…
Future HFB Class of 2018-2019: the application process is now open for Roosevelt High School students who are current Sophomores or Juniors. Applications need to be turned in to room 235, Mr. Michael Magidman, by Friday, April 20 (Friday after Spring Break) by 4:00 pm. Hard copies of the application can be obtained by inquiring…
HFB will periodically spotlight one of our alumni. If you are interested in being highlighted please contact Miriam Doyle at info@handsforabridge.org. Name: Amy Stromme Year(s) in Hands for a Bridge: 2009-2010 School Affiliation: University of Puget Sound Post-secondary school education and/or work, and future plans: After graduating from Roosevelt High School in 2010, I…
Please enjoy this newsletter put together by the HFB class of 2016-2017. The newsletter includes reflections, poetry, lyrics, photos: a snapshot of this cohort’s activities and learning. HFB Newsletter 2017 PDF
Every Summer you can find the new HFB students washing cars to raise money for their class. This is a great opportunity to get some enjoyment out of your errands by chatting with the new HFB class and putting your dollars to good use. All car washes run from 9:30am to 3pm. Please come out…
Save The Date — June 2! The HFB experience in Northern Ireland can be joyous, but sometimes painful. The statistics on youth suicides in Northern Ireland reveal a tragic picture and this is a topic we discuss on our journey. On our last two visits we watched a play called “Blinkered” about a young man…