BEFORE (i.e. right now)
AFTER (i.e. this September)
THE IMPACT
- We work with TECHO, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, to build the homes
- TECHO is a youth-led, world-renowned organization
- It was started 20 years ago, and has since built 100,000 transitional homes throughout Latin America by mobilizing nearly 1M volunteers
- Their approach is sustainable and community-led; this is not a one-off and communities are supported for the long term
- This home will have a locking door and windows for security, solid roof and walls to protect from the elements, and a raised floor.
THE SUPPORT
- Funds go to build supplies, tools, day-of execution
- Every $3k means another home funded
- On the Journey we stay at reputable hotels, learn from the locals, and support the local economy through sustainable and responsible travel.
- On this page there are different amounts you can choose to give
- I humbly suggest $100 or more: this will make it possible for us to hit our goal
FAQ's and fine print
Q: Where does my money go?
A: Funds benefit Journey's nonprofit partner
Ushwara
, with a mission of raising funds for social and environmental
impact projects, and building global community through events and
campaigns to educate and inspire individuals around global
challenges and their solutions.
Home build are implemented via
TECHO.org
.
Q: What happens to additional funding for a project when the
goal is met?
A: Funds go into a general pool, to be applied to other impact
projects via Ushwara.
Q: Will I get a tax receipt?
A: You will receive a tax receipt when Ushwara receives its
501c3 tax status from the IRS, expected by end of the year.
More questions? Message us for answers.
