Photo Friday – Catalyst 2010

We are having a great time at Catalyst 2010 (A conference for young leaders) catching up with old friends and meeting new friends as well. Our booth this year is focused on Education in Kenya. We have recreated a Kenyan classroom that you can come sit in and watch a video of students in Kenya. We also have a big canvas set up that anyone at Catalyst can come and sign. We will be sending the canvas to schools in Kenya so notes of encouragement are welcome! We also have our THINK bracelets on display. So, if you text THINK to 50555 (which donates $5 to education in Kenya) while at Catalyst, you can let us know at our booth and we’ll hook you up with a bracelet signed by a Kenyan student. You will also be able to sign a blank bracelet to be sent back to Kenya!  Check out the pictures below…

Kenyan Classroom at Catalyst

Catalyst Canvas

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