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Opening To New Experiences – Volunteering In Cuba

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…of my first day is Cuba is what I will be sharing… my thoughts, feelings, judgments. I KNOW that I can easily focus on the details (Varying room temperature, food surprises, loud noises at 3 am, lukewarm coffee, unrelenting heat) or I can experience the “Gestalt” (or, the whole) of this time here. So I am choosing to stay open and experience everything in an ACCEPTING WAY. My open experiences today are: Approaching each person who makes eye contact with a smile and a “buen dia” Appreciating interesting things about every person on the team Embracing the numerous new things I am learning about Cuba Absorbing the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of Cuba So, with an open heart and willingness to approach, appreciate, embrace and absorb each experience, I say “Hola Cuba! Estoy tan feliz estar aqui !” -Marion… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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“Do Good” Retirees Explore Cuba as Grateful Global Volunteers

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…of any kind, really, is built from the personal connections made. When there is a connection, pathways to instruction open up. You see ways to personalize and target instructional needs and how effective particular strategies are. Was there any one individual who made a strong impression on you? David: My interactions with all the Cuban people were very positive and upbeat. They’re open – often exuberant – when talking about what they were accomplishing. But one moment comes to mind. There was a farmer in the community garden who offered me gloves when he saw me picking weeds with my bare hands. My Spanish was as weak as his English, but we communicated well enough. When Sharon and I were in the main public square on a Sunday, the same man came up and proudly introduced us to his wife… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Siedlce County & Reymontówka Manor House Honor 30 Years of Partnership With Global Volunteers

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…house and a Siedlce Country government employee), Mr. Marek Gorzała (the President of the county council), county government representatives, school administrators, teachers, community partners, and current and former students. In his speech, Governor Karol Tchórzewski thanked Global Volunteers and the some 3,000 volunteers who have served in Siedlce county since 1990, mentioning, “I believe that even more important than the tangible results of Global Volunteers’ work in Poland is the number of students or the benefits of other forms of assistance — the friendships, the openness, the selflessness, the optimism. Each of the students, thanks to contact with volunteers, has become a different person — more open, more spontaneous, better.” Global Volunteers’ 30th Anniversary team (Leo Pyzynski (second from left), Duane Besso, Dawn Marquez, Joyce Burr, and Penny Louise Flavin) attends the gala along with community members. Bud Philbrook (Global… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Seven-Year “Dream” Comes True in Crete’s House of Angels for Children

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…Sports Mary (R) Running to raise money for the House of Angels New construction company to complete the House of Angels I look forward to the vital help that Global Volunteers will provide us moving forward; teams have always been beneficial to us, and our cooperation/partnership flawless over the years. We know our “little Angels,” will eagerly await teams of Global Volunteers with enthusiasm and love; Volunteers who are ready to open their hearts share their love, and provide an abundance of HUGS!!!! All free, BUT priceless in the eyes of a child! I would like to emphasize here that everything is done with the help of Sam, who works with great enthusiasm and is the “soul” of the Global Volunteers in our country. Mary Pahiadaki (President of UWAH) Breaking ground Blessing of the foundation stone Foundation stone- December 2013… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Meet Your Team Leader: Louise Mollick

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…a master’s degree in theology. After five years of study, with more questions than answers, I graduated and was ordained. I served the Church for 25 years as a pastor whose primary work was to build diverse communities of mutual respect, authentic hospitality, social justice, and compassion in a number of different settings. My life as a daughter, sister, wife, mother, educator, pastor, advocate, and friend has been one of constantly honing my skills, molding my temperament, nourishing relationships, and fueling my passion for making this world a better place for everyone. Louise says she is lucky to live in the same city as her four delightful grandchildren. Louise and her husband, Carl, served together in Cuba for the first time in 2015. Something Inside Me Changed When I First Served With Global Volunteers And in all of that, travel… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Volunteering in Cuba: A Journey of Service and Connection

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With anticipation and excitement, Global Volunteers’ 113th volunteer team in Cuba embarked on an adventure in service. The team comprising eight dedicated volunteers, arrived in Havana ready to make a difference and served for two weeks. With its vibrant culture and rich history, Cuba welcomed the team with open arms and captivated the volunteers with its colorful streets and warm hospitality. Read on to learn how this team of dedicated volunteers left a lasting impact on the community of Havana, Cuba, through their acts of service and compassion. The two weeks of volunteering in Cuba were filled with meaningful engagements with the local community. Collaborating closely with community partners and the local people, the volunteers dove into various projects aimed at making a positive impact. With open minds and willing spirits, the volunteers delved into three community work projects; during… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Four Reasons We Love Our Volunteers

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Our volunteers are some of the most generous, compassionate and open-minded people in the world. For National Volunteer Week 2017 (April 23 – April 29), we want to express our appreciation for your time and service – as Global Volunteers. Since 1984, more than 33,000 of you have served around the world. Thank you for your effort in working toward global change and long-term impact! Here are just four of the MANY reasons why we love our volunteers… https://globalvolunteers.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/12313136_429987583868360_1101748140_n.mp4 Video: Four Reasons We Love Our Volunteers – For National Volunteer Week Reason 1: For sharing your love and talents Thank you for sharing your love and talents. When you contribute your energy on a Global Volunteers team, you become one of the community’s greatest assets. Your efforts become part of the community’s story. And simply stated, you’re a most valuable… (Search hits: 3 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 194.57)

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Saluting Global Volunteers With a Strong Passion For Service in 2019 (Part 3)

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…the Cook Islands. Ron Berntson has a passion for the Cook Islands, having completed six service programs there since January 2013. Mary Biedebach has served six times with Global Volunteers. Her first service program was in Mexico in 1996; Mary has also served in China, Ecuador, Peru, Cuba, and Montana. Elsa Boykin began her journey with Global Volunteers in 2004, serving in Ecuador. To date, Elsa has volunteered three times in Ecuador and three times in Peru. Barbara Boyle fell in love with Italy the first time she served there in 2011. Since then, she has returned to serve in Italy on five other teams. Don Campbell has been a Global Volunteer since 2008 when he served on a team in the Cook Islands. To date, Don has completed seven service programs: two domestically, West Virginia, and Montana, and internationally… (Search hits: 2 in body, 1 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 186.44)

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Cultural Exchange in Cuba

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…on a lake close to the coast. Our first stop was lunch at Rancho Palma. The restaurant doubles as an animal display from rabbits to guinea pigs to roosters to jutia. As always, we enjoyed a delicious meal; this time island style, open air, under thatched roofs. A short bus ride through town took us to the Regero Theater (and school) in Moron, Circa 1922. It was renovated 10 years ago mainly through manual labor. Our host, Orlando Concepcion pointed out a special attribution of this theater is to live in and hold a 10 day event twice a year in a deprived community. This is a part of a government planned project to help develop underprivileged communities. The theater put on a variety show consisting of comic plays, dancing, singing and aerobatics. We were all invited at one point… (Search hits: 2 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 179.89)

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What ‘Life In The New Cuba’ Is Really Like

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…interesting than I had been led to believe, ” she tells Tess Vigeland, guest host of All Things Considered. “And so I wanted to go back, especially on the verge of this cataclysmic change that was starting to happen — the departure of Fidel from the scene into the background — and find out how things actually functioned.” Highlights from the interview: On the confusing economy of Cuba: “In order to get any simple commodity, you have to figure who’s selling it, and who needs to be buying it. So it’s just a matter of spending a lot of time and asking a lot of questions. I think that was one of the things I enjoyed most about being in Cuba was the almost childlike position that it put me in. I had to ask so many questions and be… (Search hits: 2 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 179.89)

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