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.: ti Staff :.
.: Daniel Lipparelli :.
daniel@transformedinternational.org
Daniel Lipparelli is the founder and international director of Transformed International. He was born and raised in Reno, Nevada, U.S.A. and moved to Kenya in January 2004 to work with orphan children. After 6 months of living in a mud hut with a grass roof, surrounded by Kenyan children, Daniel knew that he found his new home and the adventure that he had been looking for. Since 2004, Daniel has spent over five years working in Kenya. In March of 2006, he knew that it was time to seek out beginning his own project known as Transformed International.
In the last three years, TI has grown and the team working in Kenya, the U.S. and Canada has expanded. Daniel desires to be able to reproduce the same models being used in Kenya to other third world countries. He also desires to spend several months a year in North America speaking and encouraging youth and young adults to step out of the box and experience life in its fullest.
Daniel has a bachelors degree in social work from the University of Nevada, Reno.
To learn more about Daniel visit http://dlipparelli.blogspot.com
.: Sean & Meredith Stewart :.
sean@transformedinternational.org
meredith@transformedinternational.org
Sean and Meredith are the TI Kenya directors. Married in February 2009, they are a dynamic team as they live their day to day lives in a world of poverty and suffering, meeting the needs of the most desperate and being parents to those who have none.
Sean was born and raised in Ontario Canada where he worked as a retail and warehouse manager. He also spent four years as a volunteer leader in the youth group and 16 years on the worship team. Sean came to Kenya for the first time in 2005. That short trip put a desire in Sean’s heart to return. Since August of 2008, Sean has been a part of the TI team.
Meredith was born and raised in Ontario Canada where she worked as a marketing manager. She also has an extensive background working with children and teens. Meredith came to Kenya for the first time in 2005. She quickly fell in love with the culture and the children and since has had a deep desire to work with orphan children. Since April of 2005, Meredith has spent almost two years in Kenya working at a children’s home in Eldoret. In March of 2007, she joined the Transformed International team as the Administrative Sponsorship Coordinator. Meredith’s desires to spend her life in full time ministry working with orphan children.
You can learn more about Sean and Meredith by going to http://meredithlopez.blogspot.com
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