Trinity students help a school in Colonia Libertad, Costa Rica

Students from Trinity High School and Lexington Catholic High School spent the afternoon on an important service project for the village of Colonia Libertad. Recent grants have allowed the community to purchase raw materials needed to renovate the school and build a wall around the property. Students helped by moving the cinder blocks from across the street to the construction site, saving the local workers time and energy to get the job done. Over the course of the summer, students from Seeds of Change continue to make a positive impact on the village.

Way to go Rocks!


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Will, Lauren, John, and Alexander help carry blocks.

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La Escuela

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Loading and unloading takes lots of muscle.

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