Tis the season for gratitude. Little Known Help Zone knows it is the season for giving and reflection as well. To get the word out on campus about what we do, as well as inspire reflection, we made a fabric banner asking students what they are thankful for. They are invited to write on the banner and share. This will be up for a week in the campus center and we can’t wait to report back and share some responses!
Last night, Little Known Help Zone Bryn Mawr hosted a bingo event that was aimed to raise awareness, money, and spirits.
The event featured custom printed boards with positive and negative words associated with human rights in Central America, as well as past and future work Little Known Help Zone has done.
There were delicious snacks, as well as amazing prizes. One of which was donated by the Bryn Mawr Film Institute, a year long film institute membership that was very exciting to those attending!
The event was a success and a great way to get together and learn about how to help in Central America in a positive environment.
On April 19th in the Bryn Mawr Sunken Gardens from 6:30-7:30, Bryn Mawr Little Known Help Zone will be hosting a yoga class fundraiser!
Donate what you can, leave stress free! Will be a great class and a wonderful time to embrace the Central American yoga culture.
Also, want to win a $90 Gaiam yoga ball chair? Enter the raffle!
Tickets are 1/$1, 6/$5, and 15/$10. Winner will be announced at the event.
Contact a club member or the club social media to buy, or visit us when we table at the Bryn Mawr Campus Center!
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We can’t wait to see you there!
On Tuesday, February 23rd, Founder Makenna Lenover gave a presentation during Bryn Mawr’s Community Day of Learning about Class in Central America and how indigenous people face higher poverty rates and struggles due to discrimination. A large part of the presentation was focused on ways to make a difference, including joining Little Known Help Zone and supporting fundraisers. With a large amount of sessions going on, over 9 people showed up and trickled in and out.
The presentation was successful, and recruited a large amount of new members to the club and gained more support.
Check out this picture of the presentation!
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