Integrating some philanthropy into your trip

Also known as "vacations with heart", philanthropic tours became popular post tsunami. I was in Thailand post disaster in 2004. I went on holiday with no specific goal in mind. Most of my stay was at Phi-Phi island where much work was being done to restore the island. It was easy to lend a hand; while my friend went scuba-diving for missing items post tsunami, I stayed ashore and helped paint some houses. It was one of the best parts of my trip.

The point here: You don't have to dedicate an entire vacation to a cause, but while you are traveling it's worth every effort to see what little bit you can do to contribute. It's also a great way to meet people and locals alike as it gives you opportunities to bond on a different level.

So if you've always wanted to be part of some outreach program, why not investigate such opportunities in the place where you plan to take your next trip?

Here are some links that might inspire you and get you started:



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