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I am a sixteen-year-old student in grade ten at Centennial C.V.I. I was born in Kitchener, but I have lived in Guelph for ten years. During these ten years, I have gotten involved with the many opportunities that Guelph has to offer. I was a member of Guelph Youth Singers (GYS) for six years, and with GYS I toured across Canada and the States. I have played on a competitive volleyball team for two years and my love for the sport continues to grow. I am a huge bookworm, and I believe that anything is possible if you set your mind to it. I love science because of the challenges it presents. I love to run, I love bananas and I love working with children. I am Natalie Sloof. |
Life lessons learned in Africa
Posted by I Have Hope in Claire, In The News, Natalie on 01. Sep, 2011 | 0 Comments
Jessica Lovell joined the Reach Lesotho team at the Red Brick Cafe in downtown Guelph, soon after their arrival from Lesotho. Drawing from conversations with Claire Teri, Natalie Sloof, and Abid Virani, she has written this article which was published in the Guelph Tribune. To read, click here!
Human Isolation
Posted by Drew in Drew, Natalie on 31. Mar, 2011 | 0 Comments
In this video blog Natalie and Drew discuss human isolation occurring in our society.
Better Than Nothing
Posted by Natalie in Natalie on 02. Jan, 2011 | 1 Comment
In December, I was given the opportunity to accompany my mentor, Marva Wisdom, to the United Way celebration luncheon. It was a celebration for the culmination of the fundraising campaign. I enjoyed some great food and great company, but I would like to talk about the fundraising effort. The culmination of the United Way campaign was not even a week… (Keep reading)
RUN!
Posted by Natalie in Natalie on 31. Oct, 2010 | 1 Comment
As many of you probably know, the Reach Lesotho team ran a half marathon this weekend. Leading up to the race, I was apprehensive about the distance and the fundraising goal. 21 km. $1000. Could I do it? I took a stab at training, but found that my asthma was not going to cooperate that easily. Keep reading…
