A Team of Flintco Volunteers are Traveling to Africa on a Bridge Building Mission
Mucyabahinja, Rwanda | February 17th – March 6th 2022
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The slide show above shows a design created by Flintco’s Denver Marketing Manager Michelle Koca for a bandana and a t-shirt we produced for the Flintco team and our Rwandan B2P partners.
The inspiration for Bridges to Prosperity (B2P) came in the form of a picture in National Geographic. The image here is of the nearly 400-year-old Sebara Dildiy — which means "broken bridge" in Amharic, Ethiopia's national language — along the Blue Nile river. The bridge’s center span had been missing for decades when the founders of B2P saw the image in 2001 and decided to do something about it. Read more about this amazing organization and the story behind the inspiration by clicking on the button below.
The current makeshift bridge that serves the village of Mucyabahinja, Rwanda in East central Africa is life threatening and nearly impassable.