Posted by: Meagan
“Mabuhay!” a common phrase in Tagalog, the native tongue of the Philippines, translates to “Long live!” in English. This phrase...
Posted by: Meagan
“Mabuhay!” a common phrase in Tagalog, the native tongue of the Philippines, translates to “Long live!” in English. This phrase...
Posted by: Gracie
I volunteered at the Orangutan and Wildlife Rescue Center for two weeks and it was amazing to work with the...
Posted by: Amy C.
My time in Java was unlike any other experience I have ever had. When arriving home with friends and family...
Posted by: Wade W.
As somebody who really wants to make a difference in the world, the idea of traveling to another country such...
Posted by: Nichole W.
I spent five weeks in Punakaiki, at the New Zealand Conservation Experience project both as my first experience outside of...
Posted by: Holly
Volunteering in New Zealand was a uniquely delightful experience that opened my eyes to new perspectives, taught me about the...
Posted by: Rachel F.
The Monkey and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center project exceeded all expectations of volunteering. The rehab center is run by a loving,...
Posted by: Angie
Volunteering at the Monkey and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center project in South Africa has completely changed my outlook on life. Imagine,...
Posted by: Francesca
I had an absolutely amazing time at the Monkey and Wildlife Rehabilitation project in South Africa. The three weeks I spent...
Posted by: Darion
After volunteering in South Africa for four weeks at the Monkey and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center project, I can definitely say...
