It’s amazing to us how technology has changed the way we experience the world. For example, just 10 years ago when… Read more »
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Opening a DOOR to discussions about racial relationships
How can we experience, engage, and embrace communities across racial and social classes? DOOR volunteers are encouraged to take these… Read more »
Good Eats – Volunteers across the globe learn to cook on a budget.
When I served in Haiti as a volunteer with the Haitian Project, the topic of food came up daily. It… Read more »
A Day in the Life of a Cabrini Missioner
Crystal Catalan is a missioner with Cabrini Mission Corps in Baguio City, Philippines. Walk with her through an “average” (Crystal… Read more »
Helping the Hungry and Homeless
Youth Service Opportunities Project (YSOP) encourages young people to participate in their communities by engaging in direct service. They have… Read more »
A lay missionary’s first impression of Juarez
Monika Lewatikana, Columban Lay Missionary The impression that I got about El Paso was really lovely. The physical site of… Read more »
What did you do for MLK Day 2011?
Each year, the national service movement encourages people to make it a day on, not a day off. Catholic Volunteer… Read more »
A Day in the Life of a Lasallian Volunteer
Catherine Calogero is currently serving as a Lasallian Volunteer in Racine, Wisconsin. Walk with her through an average day of… Read more »
Remebering Haiti, One Year Later
Keeping Our Promise by Betsy Bowman, The Haitian Project (’09-’10), Haiti When I decided to take a yearlong sabbatical from… Read more »
Happy 25th Anniversary, Christ House (a little late)
Volunteers with a resident, Christmas 2008 On Christmas Eve 2010, Christ House celebrated their 25th anniversary. Since 1985, the Washington,… Read more »