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Luke Cimino’s Nonprofit Helps Low-Income Communities in Wisconsin and Colombia
Luke Cimino’s Nonprofit Helps Low-Income Communities in Wisconsin and Colombia
- Apr. 14, 2022
Founding Amaru Esperanza in February of 2021, Luke Cimino ’16, has built this nonprofit into an emerging player on the global stage. The certified nonprofit has done house projects, conducted literacy days, refurbished schools, and worked with local neighborhoods to provide fun activities for children and promote active lifestyles. While doing some work in Milwaukee, most of the work centers around Barranquilla, Colombia, where Luke used to work as an athletic director in an international school. Leaving there in 2020, he wanted to give back and founded Amaru Esperanza.
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