Party Photos: Investing in the Future

Blossom Hill Foundation recently celebrated its Guardian Circle with an intimate farm-to-fork dinner at Seven Bridges in Greenwich. The evening brought together dedicatedsupporters for an opportunity to meet three of the Foundation’s fellows—young leaders implementing programs in Syria, Jordan and the West Bank. Rami Khader runs a psychosocial play therapy program for children in the West Bank. George Batah heads up a college coaching program for Syrian students. And Daisy Van-Leeuwen-Hill leads the Squash Dreamers program for refugee girls in Jordan. The fellows shared how Blossom Hill’s programs create pathways to healing and opportunity for youth in conflict zones and beyond. blossomhill-foundation.org

PHOTOS BY: Lorah Haskins

 

 

 

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