Every Wednesdays I go to my local food pantry called United Congress Church and volunteer to shop for the guess and every Thursday we this thing called fell the warmth. Fell the warmth is a community supper we cook for the guess. Ever since I joined buildOn I did around 375 hours of community service in Bridgeport, Connecticut and about 40 hours of community service In Lana Arriba, Nicaragua. I went with buildOn on April 13, 2015 with 12 other student from Bassick, Central and Kolbe High School to start a foundation of a school. Going to Nicaragua was a life changing experience. I was the only boy so I had to share my room with the trek coordinator and the translator. We lived in the village with the villagers and we lived and experienced there everyday life, we used the latrine when we needed and took shower with a bucket and river water. We ate what they ate which was rice and beans with plantains or egg, we ate rice and beans for lunch, breakfast and dinner. We worked at the work site for about five to six hours a day and the village help as well. We also thought the village a little of English as well, they caught on fast. Even though we only stayed for two weeks we got very stuck to the village, we all miss them and wish to go back, and we
Every Wednesdays I go to my local food pantry called United Congress Church and volunteer to shop for the guess and every Thursday we this thing called fell the warmth. Fell the warmth is a community supper we cook for the guess. Ever since I joined buildOn I did around 375 hours of community service in Bridgeport, Connecticut and about 40 hours of community service In Lana Arriba, Nicaragua. I went with buildOn on April 13, 2015 with 12 other student from Bassick, Central and Kolbe High School to start a foundation of a school. Going to Nicaragua was a life changing experience. I was the only boy so I had to share my room with the trek coordinator and the translator. We lived in the village with the villagers and we lived and experienced there everyday life, we used the latrine when we needed and took shower with a bucket and river water. We ate what they ate which was rice and beans with plantains or egg, we ate rice and beans for lunch, breakfast and dinner. We worked at the work site for about five to six hours a day and the village help as well. We also thought the village a little of English as well, they caught on fast. Even though we only stayed for two weeks we got very stuck to the village, we all miss them and wish to go back, and we