The Republican American
By Kurt Moffett

The project was spearheaded by Simply Smiles, a nonprofit organization based in Central Connecticut that looks to improve the lives of impoverished children.

Bulletin
Choate Rosemary Hall Alumni Magazine

Choate Rosemary Hall had been looking for an ongoing service outreach and this seemed like the perfect opportunity.

By Antea DeMarsilis ‘11
News Reporter
The News – Choate Rosemary Hall

The Choate group completed a house for an Oaxaca resident named Renato in a mere three days. This noteworthy achievement was the fastest construction job Simply Smiles has seen to date.

The News Times

The Monroe Courier
by Karen Dydzuhn

The Monroe Congregation missionary trip is part of Simply Smiles, a non-profit organization created by Bryan Nurnberger to help impoverished children.

The Litchfield County Times
by Claire Franjola

Recently, a group of Spanish-speaking Shepaug Valley High School students flew to Casa Hogar, where they were able to communicate and play with the kids, and successfully built a house in the dump in just three days.

Danbury News-Times
By John Pirro

Sara was one of eight high school students from across Connecticut who went to Mexico last month as part of Simply Smiles, a nonprofit organization founded in 2001 by Bryan Nurnberger of Naugatuck.

Voices News
By Jaimie Cura

The Rev. Pamela Briddle of First Church of Bethlehem, 21 Main St. South, is asking residents to extend the spirit of gift giving to the children and families in Mexico.

WFSB Eyewitness News

Nurnberger said that after meeting the children, he knew that he had to do something to make a difference in their lives.

The Republican American
By Paul Singley

The orphanage has gone from a place where children seldom had a decent meal, to a model children’s home that not only provides orphans with adequate food and shelter but also enjoys access to high-speed internet service.