I've been involved with teaching and organizing Youth Bridge for over 5 years now and the most asked question I still recieve is "Why are you involved in Bridge for Kids?".
The answer is easy. I've played bridge since I was 11 years old (now 54) and bridge has been a large part of my life. It is as fascinating to me now as it was then and I've never quit learning the game. Bridge never grows old.
It was a link between my parents and myself; even during those teenage years when it's almost impossible to find anything to talk to your parents about. It was an outlet when I went to college to meet new people. It was a source for a group of friends and companions as I moved to new cities. I met both of my husbands at bridge. I presently earn a living teaching bridge to adults.
I can't think of any better gift I can give to today's children than to offer them the chance to learn and play bridge!
I hope that over the next few days I can make a case for others to pursue learning bridge for their children and grandchildren and ....who knows....for those young at heart....to pick up bridge for themselves.
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To increase awareness of duplicate bridge and all the opportunities it offers for young players and their families.
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