Jacqui Aiello

Berkeley, CA

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I'm a UC Berkeley architecture student that has a passion for helping impoverished countries improve their well-being through health and education. I am currently the fundraising coordinator for UC Berkeley's Global Architecture Brigades chapter and have traveled to Honduras twice, once with GAB and once with Global Public Health Brigades. My goal is to give third-world countries the tools to improve their lives through education, and through that health and other means.

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End Date: Feb 18, 2012 09:30 PM
Volunteer Activity Message

Architecture Brigade volunteers design sustainable architecture projects, and construct them during a 7 day Architecture Brigade in Honduras. Once a university chapter expresses interest, they will be provided with a briefing on ongoing construction projects and upcoming design contests. Chapters that participate in the design contest to provide architectural solutions to a problem faced within the community will have a limited time to submit their design, competing against and possibly working with other university chapters. The local community in Honduras then selects the design(s) that best fits their needs. The construction of the project is then completed by all Architecture Brigade chapters, whether or not they participated in the designing. Student volunteers can get involved with an upcoming Architecture Brigade by joining a local student chapter on their college campus, or creating a new chapter and recruiting a group of students.

Volunteer Goals

Program Goal: $0.00 / Airfare Goal: $0.00

Jacquelyn Aiello donated $607

Dec 23, 2011 12:46 AM

Eve Ackerley donated $6

Dec 21, 2011 11:49 AM

Jacquelyn Aiello donated $550

Nov 29, 2011 10:14 PM

Jacquelyn Aiello donated $250

Saying "For the brigade!"

Oct 16, 2011 07:56 PM

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