Bridges to Comminity • Nicaragua 2011 « mianicaragua

Bridges to Comminity • Nicaragua 2011

Bridges to Community have completed several projects in the Masaya area, almost 400 homes to this impoverished community. This will be the first school that they are building in this community.

For those of you reading this blog that would like to donate Spanish books or donate money, please visit www.bridgestocommunity.org to support the Los Lopez library.

Once again, a touching experience.

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