Websites using micro volunteer as a keyword

WWOOF = World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. The founding idea of WWOOF is to facilitate human exchanges around organic agriculture. L'idée du WWOOF est de faciliter les échanges humains autour de l'agriculture biologique. Het basisidee van WWOOF is om menselijke uitwisselingen in de biologische landbouw mogelijk te maken.

Join us as a short-term volunteer in Kenya where we are working to promote women's and children healthcare, literacy, and women's empowerment.

Admission-online.org is the Internet's leading online portal source of information on educational opportunities for students to study in other countries. It is a comprehensive directory of study abroad programs, including summer study abroad, internship, service learning and volunteer abroad programs, high school study abroad, intensive language programs and more, all organized by subject or country or city. International education support through our study abroad handbook provides a guide to education abroad, health and safety and study abroad scholarship/financial aid information

The Side Yard is an urban farm, supper club and catering company located in the NE Cully Neighborhood of Portland, Oregon. We provide local restaurants with creative organic produce and the community with food, education and opportunity since 2009.

Doing Good Fellows is an internet-based global platform that helps Non-Profits solve their challenges through professionals who donate their knowledge and skills online. The skill-sets, expertise and networks of these professionals are provided to an NGO to solve their daily challenges, free of cost.

Founded in 1992 by Susan Parkinson as a rescue and shelter for unwanted potbellied pigs, Lil Orphan Hammies became a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization in 1994. Since then, Lil Orphan Hammies has taken in, arranged for the adoption of, or otherwise secured the rescue of over one thousand potbellied pigs. The shelter covers a five-acre area in the hills of Solvang, California.

Bolera Palms is developing a village in Malawi through community based volunteer projects. Bolera Palms work focuses on community based development, education, nature conservation and eco-tourism. In 2013 we will be concentrating on four main projects economical fuel wood stove, reforestation, introducing clean water systems, and a community productivity center.

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