We do have some pictures but we’ll have to ask permission if we can share them in the web. Without Borders is quite careful about the children’s privacy.

thanks,
Rean

I left the Philippines in 2000, but had I stayed, I would have surely visited and volunteered at Ministries Without Borders. I often commuted and drove through this area while going home from Dasmarinas, where I studied at De La Salle University. At DLSU-D there was a university wide YES program, that sent the students out into the community. I know a few professors/friends that still work at DLSU-D and I will definitely spread the word to them about Ministries Without Borders, to get more youth involved in volunteering there.

Thanks for sharing your story about your trip there. I would love to scrapbook pix from your trip if you have any. And I will look into how to donate to this org via another charity collaboration with MabuhayProject.blogspot.com