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Bridge Michael Foundation

Seattle, WA | bridgemichael.org/index.php

    • About Us

    Bridge Michael Foundation was created to commemorate the lifelong commitment and passion of Dr.Michael Brady to community service, global citizenship and education.

    Mike's particular passion was for the people of Ethiopia and especially the community of Mettu, Illubabor where he served where he served in the Peace Corps from 1968-1972, and returned many times to work in Education and Public Health. Because Mettu was his other hometown, because of his love of learning, and because of the community's desire for a library, our first project is to build a library on the land bequeathed to us by that muncipality.

    Bridge Michael Foundation was created to commemorate the lifelong commitment and passion of Dr.Michael Brady to community service, global citizenship and education.

    Mike's particular passion was for the people of Ethiopia and especially the community of Mettu, Illubabor where he served where he served in the Peace Corps from 1968-1972, and returned many times to work in Education and Public Health. Because Mettu was his other hometown, because of his love of learning, and because of the community's desire for a library, our first project is to build a library on the land bequeathed to us by that muncipality.

    Issue Areas Include

    • Economic Development
    • Education
    • International Relations

    Location

    • 4701 SW Admiral Way #156, Seattle, WA 98116, United States
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