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My Service Trip to Africa as a 63 Year Old Professor

My Service Trip to Africa as a 63 Year Old Professor

  • Post author:Pippa Van Den Berg
  • Post published:May 18, 2020
  • Post category:Project Blogs/Volunteer Stories
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Sheila, a 63-year-old tenured professor in education from New York City talks about her spontaneous service trip to Tanzania and its impact on her.

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Education the Equalizer: How Education Lifts Communities

Education the Equalizer: How Education Lifts Communities

  • Post author:Pippa Van Den Berg
  • Post published:October 1, 2019
  • Post category:The Bigger Impact
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Our Sponsor a Child program in Zambia was set up by our foundation and works with underprivileged children by sponsoring their education and providing support.

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