Service-learning enhances the learning environment for students. It also greatly benefits organizations like ourselves who are trying to make the world a better place.
We value engaging with the next generation of thinkers and doers, and offer ourselves as community partners to universities and high schools across the country.
We facilitate students and faculty taking 1-3 week trips building homes with families in a local community-led project. It’s meaningful work immersed in the local culture.
Why serve with us?
1. We’re affordable. We’re believe in involving students. To do that, we know price matters. From $115/person in the U.S. and $750 internationally.
2. The work matters. We are empowered communities building homes and inviting volunteer teams to join us. Your work will make a sustainable difference.
3. We value outcomes. We study impact and give service-learning teams the time and space they need to process the experience. Our Country Champions program encourages long-term impact.
4. We’re all over the map, and can help you get there, too. Choose from locations on five continents, including seven U.S. states.
5. We understand service-learning, partnering with universities both public and private such as North Carolina State University, Mercer University, Georgia Southwestern State University, and Methodist University.
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Our Global Builders trips have no required language or construction skills. All sites accept both youth (14+) and adults. We suggest starting with how it works (global), but you can also learn specifics about each location by clicking on its name below. Just tell us when and where and we’ll take care of the rest. | Our U.S. Builders trips are perfect for student groups who wish to experience serving within the United States. Each project is locally-led by volunteers and volunteer-driven. Both rural and urban options are available to fit your curriculum. Learn more about it how it works (U.S.), or visit our list of U.S. site locations. |
| Africa Ghana Asia India Nepal Sri Lanka Europe
| | Latin America/Caribbean El Salvador Haiti Nicaragua Peru | | Alabama Lanett Georgia Louisiana | | Missouri Joplin (Tornado recovery) Kansas City New Jersey North Carolina |
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