Kingwood Rotarian, Jim Alfaro, Travels to Nicaragua to visit Rotary project, Children of the Dump
Rotary is about changing lives in our local community, plus communities around the world. Kingwood Rotarian Jim Alfaro recently traveled to Chinandega, Nicaragua to visit the international Rotary project, Children of the Dump, together with Kingwood Rotarian Frank Huezo, Brenham Rotarian Jim Kite, plus Rotarians from Michigan and Iowa.
As mentioned above in the story "A Rotary Success Story - Children of the Dump, Art Rascon ABC13 Eyewitness News" about Art Rascon traveling to Nicaragua to visit the "Children of the Dump" with Kingwood Rotarian Frank Huezo and other Rotarians, Rotarian involvement is making a huge difference in the lives of others.
Rotary is about changing lives in our local community, plus communities around the world. Kingwood Rotarian Jim Alfaro recently traveled to Chinandega, Nicaragua to visit the international Rotary project, Children of the Dump, together with Kingwood Rotarian Frank Huezo, Brenham Rotarian Jim Kite, plus Rotarians from Michigan and Iowa. They visited the city dump where children dig through the trash for food, the Betania Trade School where children are taught a vocation, and the School of the Dump where children are fed, educated, clothed, and receive medical care thanks to the generosity of Rotarians.
This truly is a project that has saved and changed lives in a country that is extremely poor. We thank Jim for making the trip, and sharing his experience with our club members.
