Looking back

As a final chapter to our blog from Kenya, each traveler wrote a brief entry describing one incident she experienced and how it affected her. It’s a small way of showing the value of trip and saying thank you for your investment in these students.

To read any earlier posts from the trip, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on “older posts.”

Enjoy their stories.

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    Thank you for sharing these final reflections from the Kenya trip. It's a wonderful way to offer a glimpse into the individual experiences of each student and to showcase the lasting impact of the journey.
    I'm sure everyone who followed the blog is grateful for the opportunity to learn about the service work, cultural experiences, and personal growth experienced by the team. These stories are a true testament to the value of such programs and the positive impact they can have on young people.
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    Wow, what a journey! It's been incredible to follow your team's experiences in Kenya. The personal reflections in this final post are a beautiful way to wrap up your trip.

    Thank you for sharing your stories, photos, and insights. Your passion and dedication are inspiring. I'm excited to see what the future holds for each of you.


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