Belvoir Christian Academy Supports Haitian Mission To Feed Children

  • Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Pictured, back row, Keith Logan, Trinity Hope representative; Denise Gudlin, Trinity Hope operations manager and Linda Dahnke, BCA's head of school.  Front row, Riley Spoon, J.T. Hodge, Katie Hubbard, Tinley Card and Jahel Valentin.
Pictured, back row, Keith Logan, Trinity Hope representative; Denise Gudlin, Trinity Hope operations manager and Linda Dahnke, BCA's head of school. Front row, Riley Spoon, J.T. Hodge, Katie Hubbard, Tinley Card and Jahel Valentin.

Each month Belvoir Christian Academy students and staff take part in supporting various non-profits locally, nationally or internationally. Most recently, the students participated in a service project to raise funds for Trinity Hope, a mission dedicated to providing meals to Haitian children.

Over the past four years, the school has raised $3,700 from chapel offerings to contribute to the charity.

According to the organization's operations manager, Denise Gudlin, 26 cents provides one meal for a child in Haiti. 
 

Denise Gudlin, Trinity Hope operations manager, speaking to the students
Denise Gudlin, Trinity Hope operations manager, speaking to the students
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