For example, when you see your friends dancing with college friends with college friends in your wedding, we are all experienced by having different times of our lives. It happened to me the best.
My three college friends came to San Miguel de Alende on vacation. They heard that I was talking for many years about the incredible non -profit organization I was working, Casita LindaIt has created more than 160 homes for families living in extreme poverty. So, during that arrival, they were a Casita Linda House and their youths as camp advisers with my sons, Kasita Linda, who volunteered for the children of Kasita Linda as an empty bone summer camp for the children of Kasita Linda-they were also a camp consultant for the children of Kasita-they also operated the camp with a lot of time.
The teenage triggered by the work of Kasita Linda: “Creating a house at a time”
At that time, the teens are really pigeons. Then, there, there, to raise enough money in the communities of San Diego and Northern Virginia, pay a full Casita Linda home, and when they get the money, return to Mexico, to help build the house.
One of them, Sonia Vitil, filmed interviews with Kasita Linda staff and home retailers during the visit. Later, at home in San Diego, he and his twin brother Sameer used scenes to create two powerful documentaries, which created the foundation of their online social media and fundraising campaign.
Another student, Andrew Drake immediately began to appoint friends in many North Virginia schools. A group of teenagers are in southern county high school, Harrison, Harry Patrick and Shilo Higgs, Thomas Jefferson High School, Risa Higgs and Alexis White at Trinity School. Their group named the Jundos 4 Casita Linda and these students planned an art exhibition. This is a completely run by students; They administered the marketing, planning, set design and dance of the event. Alexis Metropolitan has appointed additional young people to dance, sing and music from Arts, thereby promoting donations to Kasita Linda.
“Growing up in Virginia, I always had what I needed, and lived a comforting life – now something I understand is a privilege,” Wow Harrison explained. “Volunteer with Kasita Linda opened my eyes. It was humble to see how much hope and happiness a safe house could bring. I hope that others have the opportunity to experience something like this, because the power to change life is -for those who help and help.”
An inspiring life story from India to Mexico to the United States
In the meantime. The group decided to name Gaza Kathy’s house in memory of Shahani’s late wife, who was the host of art for the rest of his life and a strong believer in the power of social service.
Shahani explained that he has come from the very humble beginning in India. “We had to go to Ahmedabad to work for Ahmedabad before first sharing and then to work in Ahmedabad, then we had to go to Ahmedabad, then we had to go to Ahmedabad. Now I am happy to support my daughter -in -law and nephews, which helps another family and working hard in Mexico.
Building the entire walls of Kasita Linda house in two days
With the money raised, in the spring interval of the elderly school of the teens, they joined the San Miguel de Alende last week, and helped them to build the house they paid and meet the family they were changing: Mother Hermelinda Ramerez Pastor and her three children, Quataloop, Christian and his three children.
“To meet them, the student Rusha Higgs said,” The impact of my work in the lives of others was a blessing. I hope more people will see this system and are encouraged to help in any way they can. “
“I wanted to be part of a group of people who want everyone to help,” said Jayen Wittle, “Even the family that had a house. Whatever it was necessary, everyone entered.”
How is it possible for volunteers to build Casita Linda homes
Volunteers can build the walls of Casita Linda houses Omega with weapon Interlock concrete blocks, which fit like Lego and are the unique, eco-friendly discovery of the husband-wife group of architects of Puebla, George Capistran and Sylvia Sambranao.
“As a granddaughter of two Latin American immigrants in the United States, I have seen the struggles and sacrifices that my family built a better life. Kasita Linda gave me the opportunity to serve families like mine and to help communities internationally. My hope is that others are encouraged to do so.”
“During our first visit, we painted a Casita Linda house – purple, which seemed to be an interesting choice,” said Sameer Vitil. “But when the mother told us, she dreamed of having to live in a purple house, and I realized that it was the right color, and I realized how important every step of the Kasita Linda process was. That experience encouraged us to fund.
These teenagers have worked very hard, and they have never heard of the heat, dust – or where they could have spent their final high school spring time. If it does not give you confidence for the next generation, what will do?
Not the first teens who did this. Earlier, at the time, my other Stanford friends and the daughter of a high school elder, Karina Nicek, led a group of Holden-Rymes School in Washington DC and he went to Mxico to build a “Casita Linda” and Numerize. Colin Kidsman, son of former Casita Linda Volunteer Coordinator, will bring her son Colin Kidsman Third Group from Loyola School in New York City this summer to San Miguel!
“As parents, you are looking for opportunities to raise awareness in your children and make a sense of civilian duty as a global citizen. This is more than we have given, we have received more than we have received, otherwise, otherwise, we have learned, our children are thinking about people and online.
Similarly, companies such as Austin and TX are donating the price of a house, bringing their employees to Chan Mikuwal and building as part of the backdrop for creating an executive committee. If you are interested in supporting Kasita Linda in this way, or if you want additional information, visit CASITALINDA.ORG.
San Miguel D Alende is based on, On Mary Jackson A writer and charitable leader, he had previously worked in the US Foreign Department. His award -winning novel “The Broken Hummingbird”, set up in San Miguel de Allende, was released on October 2023. Ann Mary can be accessed through his website, Anmariejacksonauthor.com.
