Bossy’s (Bones and Saucy) guide to Fundraising
Written by volunteers Dreana and Brittany: Hello! I’m Dreana, aka Bones (a nickname given to me by my D2A family), and this is my...
Tracy
2016 trip post from Rea Nießen
Written by volunteer Andrea Nießen: People sometimes ask me why I do what I do. Why I am spending my time off, my money to travel, and all...
Pre-trip new volunteer blog: Lorin DeBellis
Written by volunteer Lorin DeBellis: Here I am only a few days away from making my first trip with Random Acts to San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua and...
Pre-trip new volunteer blog: Angela Nevin
Written by volunteer Angela Nevin: I have been a participant and follower of Random Acts for quite some time. I drive a little yellow Mini Cooper that I regularly...
Pre-trip returning volunteer blog: Deidre Slingerland
Written by volunteer Deidre Slingerland: It’s almost here! In just a few short days, I will find myself again making the journey to San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua with...
Meet Jordan, FHS student and foreman on the campus construction project
Those of you who watched our 2015 trip video may remember Jordan Marin, who works with our general contractor Austin Drill on the construction of the campus and also...
Nicaragua Volunteer Perspective: Taylor Hardman
Written by volunteer Taylor Hardman: It has been nearly two months since we left Nicaragua, and yet, I’m still clinging to the experience. I was still living out...
Nicaragua Volunteer Perspective: Taylor Kauffman
Written by volunteer Taylor Kauffman: When people ask me how the trip was I respond with something along the lines of “awesome,” “amazing,” “one of the best experiences of...
Nicaragua Volunteer Perspective: Andrea Nießen
Written by volunteer Andrea Nießen: As a former volunteer and fundraiser for Random Acts’ Hope2Haiti project, I went on this first Nicaragua trip with some expectations, curious about...
Nicaragua Volunteer Perspective: Dreana Ferguson
Written by volunteer Dreana Ferguson: On December 31, 2014, I tried to keep my list of New Year’s resolutions short and achievable. I wanted to try new knitting...