Jordan's work will help support PeacePlayers International - Middle East, helping hundreds of children in Israel and the West Bank to experience positive cross-communal interaction.
Jordan Dosch is a student at Brigham Young University Hawaii, where PPI has long had a very passionate base of supporters, who is now supporting PeacePlayers International in two very different ways.
Majoring in Conflict Management and English, Jordan arrived in Israel for a term abroad this Spring, where he quickly volunteered his time to support PPI. Jordan’s goal is to one day work in conflict management himself, and he views this experience as a major stepping stone to that life. He calls it “truly a once in a lifetime experience,” and has embraced it with whole-hearted enthusiasm.
But Jordan’s not only giving his time on the ground in the Middle East. He’s also taken it upon himself to raise funds for PPI’s work in Israel and the West Bank, helping to support the very programs with which he’s volunteering. With a personal appeal to several of those close to him, Jordan raised $300 for PPI in the Middle East, a wonderful contribution to our cause. We are extremely grateful for Jordan’s service and commitment to PPI.
