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A BRIEF HISTORY :
Myself, Sue O'Riley, and my two daughters, Mollie and Zoe
O. Remillard began this work together in 2000. Friends, family and many others have sought us out and joined us in our endeavors.
Sue Hart and the Trinity Church in Randolph, MA have been with us from the beginning and continue to support us through fund
raising, book buying and volunteer travel.
Volunteers, working on behalf of a larger group, travel
at least twice a year with books, school supplies, clothing and soccer equipment.
With the help of many, libraries now exist in Honduras,
two sites in Guatemala, Peru and in two remote villages in Bolivia. We have contributed to libraries in Nicaragua and in
northern Guatemala.
2008-09 will find us voluntering in 4 new sites. We will return
to San Andres and we will work in the mountain region of Guatemala with Peace Corp volunteers. We will also work the well
known Guatemala city dump project, Camino Seguro. The month of October will have RLP working in Ecuador with 'Arte del Mundo."
The winter we will begin library work on the island of Caye Caulker, Belize. Here we will also work with world renowned conservationist,
Chocolate Heredia, the man responsible for 9 thousand acre manatee reserve off the coast of Belize.
| Mollie and Zoe preparing for . . . . . . , |
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| Their next trip south ? Maybe, or maybe not ! |
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