Connecting Lifetime Humanitarians
I’m max bengtzen and me and my family have been involved with Youthlinc for over ten years. We as a family have traveled on eleven trips to six different international service sights as well as served countless hours locally with
By Justin Powell We’ve reached out to our partners to find out how they and their communities are doing. Here are additional updates from several of our partners abroad. Trat, Thailand: Meaw It is reasonable to presume that COVID-19
Youthlinc would like to give a big THANK YOU to the Low Family Foundation for their support of a variety of projects at Youthlinc. The Low Family Foundation has funded our construction projects in Fiji for the past two years,
By: Jackie Moynihan The 2020-2021 Service Year might look a little different to our Youthlinc veterans. Here’s a quick rundown of some important changes to be aware of and the reasoning behind them. “Application” to “registration.” For the first time
By Shannon Moss, Youthlinc Project Manager The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost everything about our everyday life. Meeting up with a group of friends on a Friday night has changed to a group FaceTime call. Shopping trips have been
In Thailand, I met a man named Chiang. When I first saw him, I was walking to the building where the vocational aspects of our trip were held. He was less crawling on the ground and more dragging himself
By: Brayden Davies On Saturday, January 11th we had our 7th annual Youthlinc-wide committee training at Juan Diego Catholic High School. Being able to see our 400+ participants together in the auditorium to start the meeting just goes to show
By: Brayden Davies There have been thousands of amazing people that have come and gone through the Youthlinc Service Year. There have been hundreds that have come back for return trips, and there are some who continue to stay involved
By: Jill Bawden Youthlinc has partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah for the third year to host massive clothing drives to fundraise money for program support. Each year Youthlinc’s Service Year teams work together to collect donated clothes
The Nepal Project’s goal is to let people know that it’s time for us to build connections instead of barriers. Learning from other cultures and sharing experiences fosters important relationships. Going out of your comfort zone and meeting new people creates