Our Partners
Testerazo is a small (estimated population is less then 2,000) community on Mexico’s Highway 3 between Tecate and Ensenada in the North Baja state of Mexico. There are mixed socio-economics in the community. Members of some families are able to work in the United States and commute back and forth each week while other families live with multigenerational family members in small poorly constructed homes barely able to pay the rent and provide food each day.
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PEACE Isla Mujeres began with a small group of volunteers interested in the growth, future and integrity of social projects on the island. After a few informal conversations around kitchen tables, weekly meetings open to the community were established and together with the collaboration of PEACE Mexico A.C., a newly hired executive director and a gang of volunteers and community organizations, a new community-based nonprofit was formed. PEACE Isla Mujeres consists of both locals and foreigners who care greatly for Isla Mujeres.
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PEACE facilitates sustainable programs and nurtures self-empowerment throughout Mexico by providing communities and individuals with tools to PEACE Mexico facilitates sustainable programs and nurtures self-empowerment throughout Mexico by providing communities and individuals with tools to improve their quality of life.
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Social Entrepreneur Corps (SEC) was founded by the leadership of Community Enterprise Solutions and the innovators of the Micro Consignment Model - an innovative development approach to addressing sustained rural poverty. Social Entrepremeur Corps offer innovative and dynamic international internship, volunteering, consulting, and insight travel programs to university students, recent graduates and young professionals. SEC is a social enterprise which supports the innovation and growth of locally-owned and managed social enterprises and institutions in Guatemala and Ecuador.
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Me to We is a new kind of social enterprise for people who want to help change the world with their daily choices. Through their media, socially responsible choices and leadership experiences, they support Free the Children's work with youth creating global change. Half of Me to We's annual profits on an annual basis are given to their charitable partner Free the Children with the other half reinvested to sustain the growth of Me to We. To date Free the Children has built over 500 schools bringing the fundamental right of education to over 50,000 childrent every days. Me to We also has locations in Ecuador, Arizona - Mexico, India and China. click here to read more...
El Roi Testerazo - North Baja Mexico
Testerazo is a small (estimated population is less then 2,000) community on Mexico’s Highway 3 between Tecate and Ensenada in the North Baja state of Mexico. There are mixed socio-economics in the community. Members of some families are able to work in the United States and commute back and forth each week while other families live with multigenerational family members in small poorly constructed homes barely able to pay the rent and provide food each day.
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PEACE - Isla Mujeres
PEACE Isla Mujeres began with a small group of volunteers interested in the growth, future and integrity of social projects on the island. After a few informal conversations around kitchen tables, weekly meetings open to the community were established and together with the collaboration of PEACE Mexico A.C., a newly hired executive director and a gang of volunteers and community organizations, a new community-based nonprofit was formed. PEACE Isla Mujeres consists of both locals and foreigners who care greatly for Isla Mujeres.
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PEACE - Mexico
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Social Entrepreneurship Corp - Guatemala
Social Entrepreneur Corps (SEC) was founded by the leadership of Community Enterprise Solutions and the innovators of the Micro Consignment Model - an innovative development approach to addressing sustained rural poverty. Social Entrepremeur Corps offer innovative and dynamic international internship, volunteering, consulting, and insight travel programs to university students, recent graduates and young professionals. SEC is a social enterprise which supports the innovation and growth of locally-owned and managed social enterprises and institutions in Guatemala and Ecuador.
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Me to We - Kenya
Me to We is a new kind of social enterprise for people who want to help change the world with their daily choices. Through their media, socially responsible choices and leadership experiences, they support Free the Children's work with youth creating global change. Half of Me to We's annual profits on an annual basis are given to their charitable partner Free the Children with the other half reinvested to sustain the growth of Me to We. To date Free the Children has built over 500 schools bringing the fundamental right of education to over 50,000 childrent every days. Me to We also has locations in Ecuador, Arizona - Mexico, India and China. click here to read more...
