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A durable futbol? What a great idea!!

Josh and Lindsey Roe left for Ethiopia a in November of 2011. They took with them 45 durable Futbol's balls. These balls were made by The One World Futbol Project. The idea is to provide kids in areas of poverty or crisis an opportunity to play and smile. Where regular soccer balls pop quickly in harsh environments these balls are designed to endure extreme conditions. Generation Alive is committed to seeing youth in Spokane actively involved in helping send these balls to areas of need. We believe that youth can learn what compassion means and we want to offer the tools to live it out. These pictures are some of the results of their efforts

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Generation Alive Admin, 1/4/2012

Something to Eat

4th and 5th Graders helped feed the hungry by Providing 18,000 Meals. Putting the Total Count at 90,000 Meals! Jeremy-GA More ...

Pitching in to help the fight against slavery

Jeremy has just been interviewed for CNN Project Freedom - the movement to end modern day slavery. Generation Alive plans to engage young people in the cause! Watch the video on their website. More ...

Whitworth steps up to host Feed the Hunger's final stop

On April 2, Whitworth students met in the Duvall Hall lounge to package more than 10,000 meals in two hours as part of Feed the Hunger, a citywide, multi-staged event sponsored by Spokane-based Generation Alive. More ...

No Middle Ground in Reliever’s Commitment to Helping

When the San Francisco Giants needed a player to speak to the crowd before their game with the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 11, the choice was obvious. It would not be a star, but a journeyman left-handed middle reliever. It had to be Jeremy Affeldt. More ...

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