thanks to Haleigh Smith, Director of Finance and Administration – Manna Project International for the press release!   Announcing the Third Annual LtN Cup The LtN Cup is a round-robin tournament of Lacrosse the Nations (LtN) students, benefitting LtN nutrition programs and Manna Project International’s (MPI) Cedro Galán health clinic. The 2015 LtN Cup will be held on Tuesday November 24th in Managua, Nicaragua and will consist of 60 lacrosse student-athletes from Club Hope and the Public School of Chiquilistagua The LtN Cup is about more than just the wins and losses in lacrosse. Team Hope & Team Chiqui are using the Power of Sport to raise money to improve the health of their community. Each player has a goal of raising $100 ($6,000 total) to support LtN’s nutrition programs & the Cedro Galán clinic run by Manna Project International. This year a few of LtN’s biggest supporters have committed to matching every dollar donated. That means every dollar raised is worth DOUBLE. How Can You Help? Click this link Choose A Player and Team Up!     About Lacrosse the Nations Lacrosse the Nations (LtN) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that unifies the lacrosse community to sustainably improve education and health while creating joy and opportunity for children in need. LtN currently Works in Nicaragua at the Public School of Chiquilistagua & Club Hope in Villa Guadalupe. Along with lacrosse & physical education classes, LtN provides monthly stipends to supplement the feeding programs run at both locations. Through these programs LtN provides over 250 children with nutritional snacks and meals every day. About Manna Project International Manna Project International (MPI) is a volunteer driven 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving international communities through holistic development. In partnership with the University of South Florida Health Colleges MPI opened a primary-care clinic in Cedro Galán, Nicaragua on October 21, 2013. Their objective is to improve the overall health and well-being of the communities of Cedro Galán and Chiquilistagua. To take care of treatable and preventable medical conditions, so that the community can focus on living, growing and moving forward.