Stories

I was fortunate enough to be able to support Nepal on the ground.

I want to live my life to the fullest.

Mary further said, “ My family members’ perception changed especially for the children. We should

“We are so proud of you and look forward to the things you’ll do in

Serving doesn’t just benefit the beneficiaries, it benefits the person serving. It is a circle

They show us that service, however small, can turn our challenges into opportunities, and help

Helping others is the same, the joy builds up gradually, action by action until it

As Teru’s Family Volunteer for Peace story shows, service not only benefits those who receive,

She is grateful for the experience and for the unexpected return. 

Naturally, reunification should begin in the home as well. She is looking forward to the

Their story reminds us that when we plant the seeds of the culture of service

She feels that the project contributed towards promoting peace. The beneficiaries kept blessing them and

They put their custom colored Giving Box in a special place in their home, where

Wedding anniversaries, birthdays, graduation… It’s really wonderful to make these special days a day to

They will encourage other families to do the same. “As we give back to their

 It is inspiring to see her carry her parent’s dream, and her determination to realize

The family discovered that joy is found in giving back, and there is even more

She still connects virtually with the children and facilitates sessions, loving her extended family of

How about taking on “family volunteers for peace” to make extra special memories on your

Muniratu’s Family Volunteering Story (Nigeria)

I believe that this is one way we could achieve peace if we think beyond

May it not diminish with the harsh tests we go through, but rather grow stronger.

Shreeya reflected that “No amount is too little, no amount is enough right now. It

Hope Kemigisha’s Family Volunteers for Peace Story, Uganda