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“Come to the school to laugh, play, and learn!”

By shofert | Published: August 18, 2010

Play is universal, everyone loves it, and the Bridge2Rwanda team is no exception. As apart of an orientation program, our team had the opportunity to play and learn with the kids of Mwiko School in the village of Nke Nke. Frances Bajdiko-Bova through an initiative with Mothering Across Continents (MAC), hosted a kids’ camp and [...]

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Growth on Ground

By News & Commentary | Published: December 13, 2009

The Bridge2Rwanda mission includes sending borrowed talent to make a difference working alongside the people of Rwanda. Team members often find that the experience cultivates personal growth within themselves. Mark Darrough is a Bridge2Rwanda project leader and has been in Rwanda since October. Read about Mark’s experience – the following is an excerpt from his blog, markdarrough.blogspot.com. [...]

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Empowering Volunteers

By Blayne Sharpe | Published: December 10, 2009

Bridge2Rwanda has the mission of empowering individuals to use their skills to serve the country and people of Rwanda. Rwandans call them “borrowed talent” The media calls them “social entrepreneurs” People of faith call them “a new generation of missionaries” You can call them “an investment in a better world” This January, Bridge2Rwanda is sending [...]

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