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Meet our Founders

Norman Lorenz and Ed Condon

Together, Ed and Norman are launching the Hope dei Bambini (Hope for the Children) Stuff the Bus Project, a California nonprofit initiative inspired by the belief that every child deserves access to the resources and experiences needed to succeed. The project will operate through the use of a classic school bus as a symbol of hope and community action, conducting annual campaigns to collect school supplies, food, clothing, and financial support for enrichment opportunities for children and youth.

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For more than four decades, Norman Lorenz and Ed Condon have dedicated their lives to serving children, families, and communities through education, leadership, and advocacy. Together, they have worked to create environments where young people can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally while fostering a spirit of compassion, belonging, and lifelong learning.

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Big ideas, real impact. Meet the Board.

Edward Condon

Norman Lorenz

Teresa Lyday-Selby

Steven Winlock

Mary Percoski

Through Hope dei Bambini, Norman and Ed invite others to join them on a journey of service, compassion, and community-building.

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One bus

One child

One act of kindness at a time

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