A cooking lesson with Chef KK A ME to WE Immersive Volunteer Trip to India is one-of-a-kind: a truly authentic travel experience, giving you the chance to immerse yourself in a vibrant culture, volunteer alongside communities and make an impact. For many travellers, a highlight is meeting Chef KK, our in-house chef at Araveli Cottages...
March 1st, 2017 read moreQ&A with Amy Spizuoco, Medical Volunteer Trip participant Passion to Heal, an initiative of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, gives dermatologists and dermatology practitioners the opportunity to help transform health care for thousands of people in WE Villages communities. Taking place in Kenya and India, each fully funded trip is run by ME to WE,...
October 11th, 2016 read moreThere’s no point talking about how short the summer is. That’s because at ME to WE, our summers are endless. Hundreds of travellers who have joined us on ME to WE Trips over the past few months have contributed to what we call “A Summer of Everlasting Change,” creating a ripple effect across geographic boundaries. It’s the kind that h...
September 9th, 2015 read moreEmbracing a colourful life What does it feel like to have coloured powder caked in your hair, stain your clothes, clog your ears and stuck between your teeth? It’s magical. This year, we were fortunate to head on a ME to WE Trip to India during one the country's most popular festivals: Holi. The Holi festival is about happiness, renewal and c...
May 22nd, 2015 read moreSome experiences you just can’t fully describe. It’s not until you’re on the ground, visiting communities on a ME to WE Trip that it all makes sense. Every dollar raised for Free The Children has new meaning. Every fundraiser, every moment of preparation means so much more. The first moment you shake hands with a community member or high-fiv...
March 3rd, 2015 read moreHave you ever wanted to see what travelling on a ME to WE Trip was all about? Well, now’s your chance! (more…)
September 5th, 2014 read moreJoin 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 read more