Sandpoint High School Human Rights Club

Thank you Sandpoint for being a supportive and welcoming community. As this year has ended, I am officially stepping down as the Sandpoint High School Human Rights Club's president as I am leaving for college this coming school year. I am leaving the club in the very capable hands of my sister, Katelyn Bruhjell. I know that this club will continue to do amazing things within the community and be a force for good in the years to come. All I ask is that you continue to support the club. They need your support more now than ever before in order to keep their incredible momentum going. Here's to new beginnings, changed leadership, and the start of new journeys!

Best Wishes,

Erik R. Bruhjell
Sandpoint High School Human Rights Club (former) President

Some pictures from the wonderful 40:60 Benefit we put on May 3rd. We are so happy with the response we have gotten from the community. Photo Credit: Heather DuMars.

One step forward for the State of Idaho today. Marriage equality ban was struck down by a Federal Court. Hopefully this becomes a Colorado story and not a Michigan story!

Another example of the wonderful art that will be for auction tomorrow at the 40:60 Benefit. This piece was donated by Kenny Olson.

Here is another amazing art piece that will be at the auction this Saturday. French-style oil painting by Lisa V Maus. Hope to see you there!

40:60 Benefit is this Saturday. Be sure to get your tickets at Eve's Leaves before they sell out!

The 40:60 Benefit is fast approaching; are you excited? We definitely are!