"No one can make a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little"
- Edmund Burke
Build a school through American Assistance for Cambodia with funds matched by the World Bank and by the Asian Development Bank.
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This year we’re continuing to support high-impact projects in developing countries – and putting together a program for kids in the US. YOU can help! Doug Tilden has stepped up to DOUBLE donations between now and September 15th. Join us now and double your impact!
Read more»Posted on: September 3, 2011 by: Teresa
Projects for next year? – you bet! But this year is also about connecting kids from across the globe so they can learn about each other, have fun, even tackle projects together. I can’t think of a better way to improve this little world of ours! We’re also developing a on-line resource library in case you want to get out there and volunteer yourself.
Read more»Posted on: September 3, 2011 by: Teresa
how many trees got planted?? new school libraries? a school? how many teens in Calcutta got potentially life-saving health education? guess how many Thanksgiving dinners you made possible? Read this blog to find out…
Read more»Posted on: September 3, 2011 by: Teresa
Six things I’ve learned after traveling to 23 countries with four teenagers, living with people from all backgrounds and circumstances, jumpy from a bungee platform, snow skiing in the desert, teaching English to kids living in the slums of Calcutta, etc, etc
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Posted on: August 21, 2011 by: Teresa
This year we’re continuing to support high-impact projects in developing countries – and putting together a program for kids in the US. YOU can help! Doug Tilden has stepped up to DOUBLE donations between now and September 15th. Join us now and double your impact!
Read MoreProjects for next year? – you bet! But this year is also about connecting kids from across the globe so they can learn about each other, have fun, even tackle projects together. I can’t think of a better way to improve this little world of ours! We’re also developing a on-line resource library in case you want to get out there and volunteer yourself.
Read Morehow many trees got planted?? new school libraries? a school? how many teens in Calcutta got potentially life-saving health education? guess how many Thanksgiving dinners you made possible? Read this blog to find out…
Read MoreHow can you put a new roof on a school, integrate technology with laptops and wireless, create a library and conduct a cultural exchange for very little money? Great partnerships and community involvement! Find out what students in NC and Belize did to make their world a better place.
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It was heartwarming to see all our younger travelers interacting with the kids and youth that we were working with. These experiences will last them a lifetime. I am taken back to some of the scepticism early on about taking the kids on this trip. These pictures put paid to the idea that the trip would be [...]
Hristo Penev: teacher at Maria Theresia, translator, and world traveler! Wise words from Hristo on the home, the children, his travels, and more!
Kosta is one of the children we met at Maria Theresia Home. Read our interview with him to find out his opinion of the home, his favorite hobbies, and his hopes and goals for the future!
Meagan adopted this project as a Christmas present to her family. “We used to read stories to the little kids every night before bed. Story time was always a favorite, which is why I thought the 3 Reading Rooms in Laos would be the perfect project for them. Now other families can experience the joys of story time too! Merry Christmas Mom, Court, Alex, Lizzie, Boris, and Sammy! I love you guys!” -Meagan
This is me at my 80th birthday party – a costume party! I grew up very poor but was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to make a better life for myself. I want others to have opportunites.
John Keller is a retired physicist who lives in Newburgh, NY with his wife Kathleen. They are involved in many social causes that strive to help communities to help themselves.
Mary Hilton, founder of Kids for Peace Camp believes that we will create a more peaceful world if we increase understanding of other cultures. Mary will share the unique content she has developed and we will provide a publishing platform for her campers. www.kidsforpeacecamp.com
World Savvy is a global education nonprofit whose mission is to educate and engage youth in community and world affairs. World Savvy is helping us to prepare and distribute content that is suitable for teachers and students to use in learning about world affairs issues.
The Groton-Dunstable Regional School District, in cooperation with the parents and the community, is committed to providing the best possible education for each student. GDRSD is providing guidance to RTWwithUs so that we can provide its teachers customized content that will meet curriculum standards and enhance the learning experience of its students.
WebReply is a unique, “technology enabled service” company that will provide assistance with interactive program definition, creative, and program management. In addition to website management, Webreply will serve as a messaging and communications support service.
KNF&T will match the talents of their staff with aspects of the cultural and world affairs issues content we need for our website, and will begin work tomorrow on researching and writing content that will help people gain a greater awareness and understanding of other cultures.
Jackrabbit is a strategic design firm here to help build your brand and bring you compelling design solutions with a global sensibility.
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