A little AWESOME from our staff trip to Ecuador
Last week our wonderful writer Kim brought you highlights from Free The Children and ME to WE staff’s experience in Kenya. Now, check out some pretty cool moments from our staff trip to the Amazon!
From the moment the plane landed in Quito, Ecuador's capital, it felt like a second home. Forty staff made the trek to the lush, green jungle...
January 21st, 2015
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10 feel-good stories that made us smile
(and we hope they make you smile, too!)
There’s a whole lot of good in the world this time of year. From small acts of kindness to larger gestures, we’ve heard so many stories of people who are giving back and making the world a better place. Here are ten of our favourites.
1 - The folks at 99.9 Virgin Radio Toronto, who helped three ...
December 23rd, 2014
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A YEAR OF CHANGE
Join us on a journey around the world!
Picture this. It’s mid-morning and you’ve just arrived at a rural village. After spending the morning getting to know local community members, you’ll join them to volunteer on a development project that will help remove the barriers to education for children. The project will continue long after you...
August 25th, 2014
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Margaret’s Story: From Dreams to Reality
Mama Margaret has eight children. And like any mother, her greatest wish is for them to be happy, healthy and have everything they need.
Today, this dream has come true. Since Margaret joined ME to WE Artisans, she now has a market for her traditional Maasai beading, a skill passed down from generation to generation of Maasai women. (more&hellip...
April 18th, 2013
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