Volunteer Profile – Traci Flitcraft 1.What are the basics: Name/Job/Location/Life Goal (can be serious/funny/quirky)? Traci Flitcraft – Marketing Consultant/Portland, Oregon Life goal – always improving the world around me 2.
“These were the moments where they felt seen, worthy, and loved.” -Kanaar Bell
“I had a big fear about falling into the trap of voluntourism.” –Kate O’Connor
“This is exactly where I need to be!” – Angela Duhart The Journey After several months of preparation, the day of departure arrived. I couldn’t believe I was actually going
“I discovered that I like volunteering!” – Teo Strynatka I learned about Venture 2 Impact after my husband, Ryan, went to Uganda on a volunteer trip three years ago. He
Why You Should Volunteer with Venture 2 Impact “V2I gives you the opportunity to step away from the comfort of your, everyday, surroundings and dive into a world you don’t
I travelled across the globe to volunteer at age 50, here’s what I learned! Every snap of my camera produced a picture worthy of a postcard. When I first learned
I went to help change the world, but the world change me! When project manager Kailynn went to Indonesia to volunteer with Venture 2 Impact, she was excited about her
The Face of Poverty You Don’t See on TV! I have never really thought about poverty other than as a thing that happens to other people. It is likely that
“Volunteering taught me to lean in” – David Alston [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I had always had visiting Africa on my bucket list since as far as I can remember. I always knew that
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A chat with our Innovation & Funding Specialist: 6 Things to Consider When innovating in international development (PART two) By Lila Berryman This article was co-written by Emilie Chiasson, Innovation
A chat with the Aga Khan Foundation: 4 Things to Consider When innovating in international development (PART ONE) By Lila Berryman This article was co-written by Emilie Chiasson, Innovation &
How to get involved in international development By Mary Adeyemi introduction As the world continues to become increasingly interconnected, organizations everywhere are looking for ways to get involved in international