Bridge for Peace Timeline

Feb. 15 Schedule

4:30 p.m.

6 p.m.

3 p.m.

7 p.m.

12 p.m.

Bridge for Peace Setup

8 p.m.

10 a.m.

9-10 p.m.

Embodying ethnicities

• Cavaliers were able to volunteer beforehand for the cultural fashion show through previous IBHS meetings.

• Making their way down the runway they expressed their heritages and traditions through costumes they had created.

Kicking off a night of ease

• Leading up to this moment, the event finally begun.

• Doors opened, and the IBHS check in committee led by student volunteers welcomed guests in.

• Dressed in semi-formal attire, they had to get a wristband.

• Wristbands were only distributed if guests payed for a ticket beforehand or at the door.

Handling the meals

• IBHS board members went out to collect food donations made by several restaurants and chains.

• These generous donations provided guests with an assortment to choose from.

• Additional students brought extra donations from home or grocery stores for food and refreshments.

Curating a diligent plan

• IBHS board members brainstormed a plan.

• They came to the ultimate decision to separate into groups based on their assigned volunteering committees.

• Board members in charge of different committees decided where they wanted their volunteers to show up.

Extra helping hands

• After finishing their classes at CGHS, IBHS members apart of the setup committee made their way to the museum.

• Working hard, the set-up committee helped out with starting touches on everything, ranging from tablecloths and centerpieces to setting up food racks and bringing food.

The night came to an end

• The final songs came on, welcoming Cavaliers to exit the museum.

• The clean up committee got to work and started picking up.

• As the event ended, board members expressed gratitude to guests for their support and appearances.

A Sucessful Fundraiser

• The Clean-up committee made sure everything was spotless.

• IBHS board members checked for finishing touches and made sure everyone left before leaving.

• Bridge for Peace raised over $9,000, all which will be donated to the Linda Ray Intervention Center.

Starting off the day strong

• IBHS board members left Gables with all the supplies they needed to set up.

• After loading everything into cars, they set off towards their destination.

• Upon their arrival, they started unloading things and bringing them inside the museum.