Brisa Hennessy went for the Pollo Surf School in Costa Rica
And he also showed the paradise in which he spends the quarantine where, unlike the rest of the world, he can surf peacefully.
The only Hispanic-American member of the CT, Costa Rican Brisa Hennessy became part of Stay Local, a new WSL program to support local businesses, and chose the Pollo Surf School in Matapalo as a business that benefited during the Covid-19 crisis.
Anything Brisa donates to this school will be matched by the WSL, thus benefiting businesses that were harmed during the pandemic.
Brisa, who is currently living in Namotu, Fiji, where His father is the manager of the island's resort, and he also chose an unspecified Fijian business.
The Costa Rican also showed her life in Fiji, in a paradise where, like few others in the world, she can surf.
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