Overview and Legacy
When you volunteer on a StudentReach trip you can count on it being fun, challenging, eye opening, and rewarding. StudentReach offers life altering humanitarian trips you can be a part of every year.
Together we have built schools, worked in education, completed clean water projects, participated in USAID food distribution, conducted medical checks, and built more than 70 homes and schools. After a trip volunteers talk about the fact that they wanted to go and give back, but in the end they got more then they gave.
2018 Opportunities
Expedition: Baja Mexico
StudentReach Expedition Baja is more then just building a house and going to the beach – its about changing lives. In one week you will have traveled 200 miles south of the Mexican border, had an awesome beach party, eaten A LOT of tacos, and hiked a volcano (don’t worry its dormant). But, the most amazing thing you will experience is giving a family, who has been living with little to nothing, the keys to their brand new home.
Whether your there to give back, have fun, or see the world – the result is the same – lives will be changed!
Baja Projects
2019 Baja Schedule and Availability:
Dates are filling fast up so Contact Us Soon if you’re interested!
Student Testimonies
ADELA – “This trip meant so much to me but I didn’t even realize that I would get something out of this trip too. It wasn’t only about learning about them or helping them out I learned things about myself also. I also learned to appreciate the little things I have that some people aren’t blessed to have and also the big things. It made me look at things in a whole new way, like what can I do to try and make a change in my own community or even just help someone out. I honestly can say I can’t wait till the next trip!!”
JOSH – “Well this trip was honestly one of my favorite things I’ve done in life, and afterward I didn’t want to come back. I was going through a bunch of things at home and stress from school, but going to Mexico helped me forget about all of that. It gave me a heart for helping other people and made me a much happier person. Going made me realize that even in a less privileged home, we have so much compared to others in the world.”
CHRIS – We built the house in a few days. We built an outhouse for them in the side of the house and put a water tank on the roof. The day we gave the family the keys was the day I realized what we had done for this family. The mother couldn’t stop crying of joy she looked in disbelief as she stepped in the house for the first time. I was proud I made a difference in someone’s life, I had never done that before. It was an amazing feeling, a feeling of accomplishment, of pride, of joy to give to others.