December 2010 DePaul Architecture Brigade


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Volunteer Activity Description

Start Date: Nov 29, 2010 10:00 PM
End Date: Dec 7, 2010 10:00 PM

Project Z is a 9-day trip to Honduras in which DePaul's Global Architecture Brigade will be finishing the construction of a K-12 school in the impoverished but spirited community of Zurzular. The children in this remote village do not have access to education past the 6th grade because the nearest high school is many miles away and there is no readily available mode of transportation.

When DePaul's Global Water Brigade went to finish the water system in Zurzular, we spent a week talking with the community members and found that they wanted their children to be able to get a high-school education, but simply didn't have a nearby school.

The Architecture Brigade will consist of 20-40 DePaul students who will work alongside the community of Zurzular.

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13

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volunteers needed to reach the Initiative Goal


Ashley Gettes

Passionate about: GB, traveling, learning by experience, my future career in psychology, meeting good people, and supporting friends and family.

Courtney Kopesky

Passionate about: Helping those less fortunate and giving what I can to help build a brighter future.

Dawna Coker

Passionate about: Education. Sewing. Woodworking. Ceramics. Creating a difference. Making something out of nothing. Teaching what I know and learning. Helping with my talents and strength.

Gaby Perez

Passionate about: I have been apart of Global Brigades since 2010 when I went on my first dental brigade. I had a spectacular experience and knew that I wanted to continue working with this organization for years to co... [Read More]

Kara Collins

Passionate about: helping people, making a difference.
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