Bishop Snyder Hosts Catholic Heart Work Camp

Student and adult volunteers at Community Health Outreach
Student and adult volunteers at Community Health Outreach
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Bishop John Snyder High School hosted nearly 160 students from across the country for Catholic Heart Work Camp.

Jacksonville was one of 20 cities nationwide, with one international location in Rome and Assisi, that hosted these week-long mission trips throughout the summer, and was the only location in Florida. Campers at Bishop John Snyder High School split into 18 different teams that ultimately completed 37 service projects in the Jacksonville community and beyond.

Some participants spent time with residents at The Windsor at Ortega and Springs Garden in Orange Park. They played bingo, baked bread or simply spent time with residents, brightening their days. Others completed more labor-intensive projects, from repainting houses to yard landscaping, even converting a Coach bus into a home.

Participants camped out at the Bishop Snyder campus, renewing their spirits and energy each night to prepare for the next day’s activities.

Tags: Bishop John Snyder High School, Catholic Heart Work Camp, Community Health Outreach, Springs Garden, The Windsor at Ortega


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