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PACKAGE TRIP TO ARIZONA-MEXICO

WORK SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS

TRIP OVERVIEW

Join Me to We Trips this summer at our expansive Wind-Song Leadership Center, located amid the vast desert beauty of the border region in Nogales, Arizona.

Receive leadership training and experience development issues first-hand while you volunteer for local border relief organizations. Learn about the eclectic culture of this forgotten region, including poverty and immigration. Undertake environmental projects, construction efforts and youth programming initiatives that benefit local communities.

Come and see what border life is like and witness how we are all connected, no matter how far away from the border we live.

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

> Volunteer at a local migrant shelter, an eco-sanctuary and a community building project.

> Experience the development contrasts of the U.S. - Mexico border region.

> Build lifelong bonds with locals during their stay in Nogales.

> Embark on guided desert hikes.

> Learn leadership skills you can use for a lifetime.

TRIP INFORMATION

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SUSTAINABLE TRIPS

Here at Me to We Trips, we understand the environmental implications that international travel has on our planet. In turn, we are committed to reducing our ecological footprint as much as possible in our office, while in transit and in our overseas programming. Learn more about the new green initiatives that we launch every year here >

SAFETY IS OUR MAIN CONCERN

For our team at We to We, ensuring our trip participants' safety while overseas is our first priority - from the moment a participant steps foot on the plane, to the moment he or she arrives safely at home. Safety is always at the forefront, because it needs to be to truly ensure the Me to We experience.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

When I returned from the volunteer trip, I got more than what I asked for. Not only did I appreciate the life I had a lot more, but the trip really ignited my passion for helping others and let me see the world in a broader view. Instead of just seeing a slideshow or video about poverty, experiencing it first-hand is completely different. – Simon Lee, student/trip participant