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Feedback from Honduras VolunteersHere are some of the emails we have received from volunteers about their experiences in HondurasThe part of the experience that had the greatest impact on me was seeing a different place; a whole new world really. And being able to help out a community that really needed it. It was great to experience a place that is a little more simple than what I'm used to in New York City. As you can probably imagine it is quite a hustle living out here. In Honduras, people live within a much simpler means, and to me it seemed as though many of them were much more happier that way. Jason I found the living conditions an adjustment, but overall very pleasant. My family was friendly and warm to me, the food was always served to us at a good time and there was great variety in our dinners (which i hear is a treat). Having no hot water was a disappointment, but if this is how they live, than i was happy to adjust to their way of life. My family gave me gifts and a small fiesta on my day of leaving and it touched me greatly. I was sad to leave them all. They gave me a huge room, and was really great with doing my laundry (which some volunteers didn't get the luxury of) and they always came and tidied my room for me daily! Terri |
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Climb Everest In October 2006 you have the opportunity to raise money for the Nepali Children's Fund. We're climbing the Base Camp of Mount Everest and you have the opportunity to join us.