Travel Tips

Gaming for Good
By Erik Sorensen on July 15, 2011
Gaming for Good As of 2010, twenty million players have spent 17 billion hours on Xbox live, which is...
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Microvolunteering: Effective or Not?
By Erik Sorensen on July 8, 2011
Microvolunteering: Effective or Not? In our last post on microvolunteering, we presented some aspects of it and a few...
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July Snapshot: GEEO
By Erik Sorensen on July 6, 2011
July Snapshot: GEEO July’s Snapshot organization is GEEO.org. Volunteer Card has formed a partnership with GEEO and we’re excited...
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Support Families in Argentina by Donating Your Old Camera
By Erik Sorensen on June 27, 2011
Support Families in Argentina by Donating Your Old Camera We found out about this great organization, Cloudhead, via Twitter...
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What is Microvolunteering: How Does it Work?
By Erik Sorensen on June 13, 2011
What is Microvolunteering: How Does it Work? You’ve just finished your first project of the day and have ten...
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June Snapshot: Go! Overseas
By Erik Sorensen on June 8, 2011
June Snapshot: Go! Overseas June’s Snapshot organization is Go! Overseas. Volunteer Card has formed a natural friendship with Go! Overseas...
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Now What? Careful Adjusting after a Life-changing Trip
By Erik Sorensen on May 23, 2011
Now What? Careful Adjusting after a Life-changing Trip Reading “The struggle to return home” by Richard Stupart on the...
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1000 Meals for 1000 Followers
By Erik Sorensen on May 10, 2011
1000 Meals for 1000 Followers We’re about to reach 1000 followers in our Twitter community, which is a huge...
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May Snapshot: Greenheart Travel
By Erik Sorensen on May 4, 2011
May Snapshot: Greenheart Travel May’s Snapshot organization is Greenheart Travel. Volunteer Card is thrilled to partner with such a...
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Volunteer Story: Kaetlyn Volunteers at Children’s Homes in Kenya
By Erik Sorensen on April 28, 2011
Volunteer Story: Kaetlyn Volunteers at Children’s Homes in Kenya One of our partner organizations, uVolunteer, offers international volunteer programs...
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