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- Infinity Volunteers
- Infinity Volunteers is a private, not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to provide students with the opportunity to engage in humanitarian service, strengthen their awareness of diverse cultures, and develop a lifelong commitment to helping others by participating in projects locally, nationally, and internationally.
Just awesome...what a great group of kids... so proud!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like that are all working very hard! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLoving the blog! I'm stalking this in between classes and at work! Looks like such an amazing place! I'm so jealous of you all! Keep working hard! I can't wait to hear the stories when I come home for spring break. You should all write in a journal! It's a good way to keep this memory alive forever!
ReplyDeleteAlso, let Ella and Andrew know that they will have about 100 + texts when they come home from a Guatemala group message!
ReplyDeleteYeah, Ella and Andrew and you have to read them all! I found this picture on tumblr of some of the children from Pueblo Modelo that was taken last week and they look like they are doing great! We all wish we were with you guys in India and can't wait to hear all about it when you get back! Enjoy every minute of helping those beautiful people!
ReplyDeleteLookin Good Coop! Great work everyone, love looking at this everyday! Can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteYou all will certainly be sleeping well in India after working so hard every day! Miss you so much, Col! I had to watch Glee without you last night and it just wasn't the same...no spoilers here, though, you'll have to catch up when you get back. Love you...keep posting those pictures!! XOXO
ReplyDeleteYou all look like you are working very hard we are all so very proud!! I am sure you will sleep well tonight and much deserved!
ReplyDeleteBenjamin you look like you are working hard and maintaining good balance, also qualities in a good firefighter, just saying:))Nice job!!
ReplyDeleteHI Ella, I see you up there lifting cement. Don't break a nail. Ha Ha. Good work and what a village. The people look really friendly and even the cows are getting in on the job. So amazing. Thanks for the pictures Kim and crew. Its so fun to see what you are doing. Edo misses you Ella and Keydell says Hi. Saturday Night Live won't be the same without you but you will have your own fun I am sure. LOve and miss you. Mom
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures! They are making my day : ) Colton and Ben, Grandma Kathie has been going to Mass everyday and saying the rosary : ) I will share these pics with her tonight.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos. You are all working so hard. Andrew, can you give me a hand at home with the tree that fell down during the storm? Charlie is coming over tomorrow and I am getting a chain saw lesson. This should be interesting...
ReplyDeleteI love the ladder/staging. I bet it's sturdier than what we have here--great team work! Hey, this makes me Happy Happy Happy...Jack...( just a little DD for you Luke...hahaha). Can't wait to see what tomorrow brings-or today for you since it's 5:30 am there--Good Morning :)
ReplyDeleteWow, you guys got right to work - way to go! It looks like the people there are happy you're there. The pictures are amazing - love them all. Great job on this blog, Kim. We miss you, of course, but what an experience - it is cool? I bet. Happy belated Valentine's, Coll. Love, Dad
ReplyDeleteMiss you Sam. It was great to see your smile. Love, Pam
ReplyDeleteEliza, glad to see you working so hard! Keep up the good work, I am so proud of you. xxx
ReplyDeleteGo team India! Hopefully you'll be able to walk and/or lift your arms over your head tomorrow - it looks like hard work and a lot of heavy lifting! I'm sure if Alanna can handle that, then surely she can handle making her bed at home.... ??? :)
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