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Why 410 Bridge?
Our mission is to empower and uplift communities around the world. Through our unique Christ-centered, holistic community development model, they’re transforming lives by fostering dignity, purpose, and freedom.
What sets the 410 Bridge a part is our commitment to sustainability. Every program and project is designed with the community’s long-term success in mind, meaning your trip won’t just be about doing good but building meaningful relationships.
You’ll work side by side with local community members, visit their homes and churches and become part of their journey out of poverty.
What Can You Expect?
Each trip is tailored to meet real community needs. Activities may include:
- Evangelism and spiritual outreach
- Leading Vacation Bible School (VBS) for local students
- Immersive “Day in the Life” experiences
- Building lasting relationships through various community activities
- Collaborating on strategic projects that matter to the community
- Engaging with the local Leadership Council to understand their vision and challenges
And so much more!
What's Included?
Your trip cost covers everything:
- Transportation
- Interpreter
- Food
- Accommodations
- International emergency/medical insurance
- Access to our app
- Online fundraising platform
- Pre-Trip Resources
- In-country Staff Support
- Tips
- Airfare Optional for Additional Cost
so you can focus entirely on the mission.
Trip Communication Timeline
Once trip dates have been confirmed, your dedicated 410 Bridge Trip Team will assist with the following:
- Accessing our Trips App
- Trip Resources
- Trip Training
- Trip Logistics
- Travel Questions
- Debrief after the trip
What Are Some Things I May Experience?
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Trip Resource
Looking for a solid trip resource as your prepare for your life-changing trip? Check out the book “If You Really Want To Help” by our founder, Kurt Kandler.
Learn More From Our Blogs Below!
Building People, Not Just Buildings: A New Way to Think About Mission Trips
When most of us think about mission trips, we often picture building houses, painting schools, or distributing food to those in need. While these projects may be important, they only scratch the surface of what mission work can really achieve. At 410 Bridge, we believe the true goal of missions goes beyond physical tasks—it’s about building people and investing in lasting relationships.
A Summer Trip to Ndibai, Kenya
In July, I had the privilege of leading a Kenya Open team, and I’d love to share some of the experiences that left a lasting impact on me. Our team was a diverse group of 12 people from five U.S. states and Toronto, Canada, with five of us being repeat trip participants. It was a wonderful mix of individuals—some with deep knowledge of 410 Bridge and others who were just beginning to learn about our work.
Why Every High School Student Should Experience a Mission Trip
You may be curious and want to know, “When is a good age to start going on mission trips?” Well, I am glad you asked! Based on my experience, I think the best age to sign up for a mission trip is while you are in high school.
