Forge a (literal) path in a national park. Get your hands dirty on an urban farm. Plant something. Start a conversation with a stranger. Help introduce an endangered species back into the wild. Band together. Swing a hammer. Sort school supplies for families in need. Taste a different food. Build a greenhouse. Serve a meal. Follow directions. Help others do the same. Get inspired by the kind of progress you can see, and the kind of change you can feel.
Ready to dig in?
Immersive Programs + Meaningful Service Projects
On a Service Learning tour, your students work with established nonprofits, NGOs, and locals on community-driven projects. Through hands-on work and exposure to the new cultures, students learn collaboration and problem-solving skills while making contributions that are both meaningful and sustainable.
Our impact report explores the tangible differences travelers have made in Peru, the Dominican Republic, Tanzania, and beyond—and highlights the more intangible, perspective-shifting changes they take home with them.
What sets us apart
Working side by side with community members, your students will gain insight into the challenges they face and build long-term solutions to help empower the community.
Your Field Director will take your group’s service experience even further, strengthening students’ leadership skills through activities and workshops.
You and your group will stay in the communities you serve—learning about other ways of life and forming lasting connections with locals.
We partner with nonprofits and NGOs who are ingrained in these communities and who ensure your students’ work makes a real, sustainable impact.
Choose where to go
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Dominican Republic
This unique geographic and cultural landscape supports dynamic work with local social and eco-centric organizations. -
North America
Support conservation efforts in Puerto Rico, preserve cultural traditions in the Southwest, or improve food access in an urban setting.
