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Volunteer Vacations: Know Before You Go

Before you make the commitment to help others, i-to-i recommends asking the following questions:

• How long has the volunteer organization been around?
• Is the staff knowledgeable and able to help you select a suitable trip?
• Do they provide pre-departure advice about visas, inoculations and insurance?
• Will you have an orientation once you land at your destination?
• Do they have support people within the country for daily questions?
• What emergency measures are in place should anything unforeseen happen?
• Does the fee include food, accommodation and airport pickup?
• Can you speak to past volunteers?
• Can a friend or partner come with you? If so, are there discounts?


Volunteer Vacation Resources

Earthwatch (Domestic and International Scientific Volunteer Placements)
www.earthwatch.org       
800-776-0188

Global Volunteers (Domestic and International Education-based Volunteer Placements)
www.globalvolunteers.org
800-487-1074

i-to-i Meaningful Travel (International Volunteer Placements on a range of topics)
www.meaningfultravel.com
303-991-5407

ENKOSINI (South African Wildlife Volunteer Placement)
www.enkosini.com
206-604-2664

Pueblo Ingles (Conversational English Weeks in Spain)
www.puebloingles.com
 (+34) 913-913-400

La Sabranenque (Historic Reconstruction Projects in France and Italy)
info@sabranenque.com

Volunteers-In-Parks

National Park Service
www.nps.gov/volunteer
202-513-7141

Volunteer Vacations

American Hiking Society
www.americanhiking.org
301-565-6707

Sierra Club Outings
www.sierraclub.com
415-977-5500

Habitat for Humanity Global Village Program

www.habitat.org

410-433-9144

 

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