I have been selected to participate in this years international service program to help those in need in San Lucas, Guatemala! I am going to need your help to reach my fundraising quota! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and I would greatly appreciate any support.Thank you all so much for your help! Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students. This year I will be part of the Guatemala trip with my University to help build homes and serve the underprivileged populations.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be traveling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students. This summer I will be traveling to San Lucas Guatemala with a group of students and faculty from the University of Scranton. We will be doing a week of service in partnership with the San Lucas mission located in Guatemala. I am incredibly excited to have the opportunity to travel and serve and all support would be greatly appreciated!

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My name is Maggie Westerman and I'm a sophomore at the University of Scranton. I'm a Communication major with a concentration in Journalism and Electronic Media and a member of the Special Jesuit Liberal Arts Honors Program. This May, I and nine other students will be traveling to Arizona and Mexico as part of the Kino Border Initiative. The Kino Border Initiative offers direct humanitarian assistance and accompaniment with migrants through its soup kitchen, nursing clinic, and women’s shelter. Your donation would help fund this service trip. Any donation helps and I greatly appreciate all the support I have already received from family and friends.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Hi everyone, I have the privilege in participating in one of the University of Scranton's International Service Program trips this upcoming summer! I will be traveling to Nogales,Arizona/Mexico with 2 staff members and 7 other University students .We will working with a local organization, the Kino Border Initiative. On this trip we will be working at a shelter on the border, providing food and shelter and other humanitarian support to migrant families. I am extremely excited and blessed for this unique opportunity. If you feel comfortable making a donation, any amount would be greatly appreciated to help offset the trip costs. Also, please keep all of the people that these service trips help in your prayers, along with all of the other students going on trips. Thank you in advance for all your support !If you would like to learn more about the organization where we will be working :https://www.kinoborderinitiative.org/

Hi all!I am excited to announce that I will be traveling to San Bernardino, Guatemala for an international service trip with the University of Scranton this coming summer from May 29th to June 5th. This opportunity, made possible by Partners In Development (PID), will allow me to interact with local people as I build homes, help in village improvements, run children's programs, and assist the PID clinic. I am incredibly excited to develop relationships with other participating students as well as the local people, step outside of my comfort zone, and develop skills in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity environment.If you would like to read more about Partners In Development, you can check them out on their website: https://www.pidonline.orgI am honored to have been chosen for this trip. Any and all donations are very appreciated, and I am grateful for all the support I have received from friends and family. Thank you!–Elise Molleur

Hi my name is Emily LoCascio and I will be going to El Salvador!

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Hello everyone,Ive decided to embark on this journey to the Dominican Republic to help build a home for a family. I’m asking for help fundraising the trip. Anything work thank you so much and God bless!!Many thanks,Brandon Pinarreta

I am so excited to announce that I will be traveling to Quito, Ecuador in May 2019 to take part in my first ever service trip through my university’s Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP)! The ISP program provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. For my trip to Ecuador the university has partnered with The Working Boys' Center – a Catholic institution socially committed with working families in order to help them become agents of their own and their community's prosperity. Its processes involve promoting, developing and strengthening attitudes and behaviors associated with the ten important aspects of life: loyalty, personal formation, family, religion, health, education, economy, work, housing, and recreation. All donations will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs for my trip. Any kind of support would be immensely appreciated!

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Hello! My Name is Kameron Matthews and I am currently a junior Exercise Science major at the University. At the end of May I will be participating in an International Service Trip to San Lucas, Guatemala. During this trip we will be working with the San Lucas Mission (Feel free to learn more by clicking the link). Projects include participation in construction, coffee picking and processing, and reforestation. We will receive a cross-cultural experience combining hands-on service with opportunities for learning and community building. My fundraising goal is $1,700 and any amount helps. I applied to this trip because I wanted to experience cultures outside of the United States and have an opportunity to give back to others. If you have the means and are willing to donate, I would be extremely grateful--if not, I understand too! Thank you for taking the time to hear about the University of Scranton's ISP trip to San Lucas, Guatemala and my fundraising goal of $1,700.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

The Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These week long service trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries including Mexico, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Belize, Guatemala, Ecuador and El Salvador. This year almost 130 people from the University of Scranton are participating in ten service trips!!! Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students. Your donation makes this program possible!

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs-- making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.

Each year, Campus Ministries' International Service Program (ISP) provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff of the University of Scranton to be immersed in cultures and experiences in developing countries of our world. These 7 to 10 day trips in May and June take place in Central and South American countries. This year, over 100 students and 22 faculty and staff chaperons will be travelling to 8 different countries, 11 different trips, and serving the most in-need populations. Your support will help offset transportation, housing, and meal costs; making these life changing trips more accessible to our students.