Niagara University Students Build Home For Impoverished Family In Nicaragua
Six Niagara University students recently returned from El Sauce, Nicaragua, where they spent a week during winter recess constructing a home for an impoverished family.
Rachel Bailey, Selena Cerra, Jake Eberth, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Briana Neale and Amy Wnuk – all members of the university’s Bienvenidos Spanish and Hispanic culture club – joined forces with the 4 Walls Project service organization to build a home for a family that collects an annual of income of $1,200.
The students were accompanied by the Rev. Vincent J. O’Malley, C.M., M.S.’80, university chaplain, and Dr. Abigail L. Levin, associate professor of philosophy.
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