Adziwa Playground Plan

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Click here to take a look! Adziwa Playground

Here is a first look at the design for our playground! This will be built next to the Community Learning Center. Both projects will be completed this summer by our volunteers! We are so excited to have 2 projects that will have a lasting impact on this community. Take a look and let us know what you think! The children who will benefit from this building and playground are kids who currently are spending 7-8 hours a day in a concrete space that has no toys or learning materials. We know that these changes are going to be incredible for them! If you would like to donate to help us fund these projects please click the donate button here on our website. All of our projects are currently funded by privet donors like you! Small donations add up and it is the only way we are able to do what we do. Thank you for taking the time to learn about our plans for the summer!

 

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