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Mar
8

Travel with intention to Ecuador: What you may not know until you go

My husband and I set off on our first travel experience with The Tandana Foundation on Valentine’s Day in 2026. This was an adventure that we will never forget! We came to serve, but what we received in return was both unexpected and far greater than what we gave. Our hearts were expanded, and we … Continue reading "Travel with intention to Ecuador: What you may not know until you go"
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Mar
1

Tandana’s Ecuador Scholarship Coordinator shares updates on the program’s start to the year

It was a very busy January for Verónica Pazmiño, who coordinates The Tandana Foundation’s scholarship program in Ecuador. The program, which provides scholarships to around 100 high school students and dozens of university students each year, supported a number of activities throughout the month, including exchanges that connected students across continents and cultures, a celebration … Continue reading "Tandana’s Ecuador Scholarship Coordinator shares updates on the program’s start to the year"
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Feb
22

Feeling at home on my gardening volunteer trip to Ecuador

Eleven people from the Ohio State University Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Program boarded various planes on January 31, 2026, with one shared mission: to experience, learn, and cultivate. After long hours of travel and building anticipation for the week ahead, everyone finally smelled the fresh and damp air of Otavalo, Ecuador. We were greeted with … Continue reading "Feeling at home on my gardening volunteer trip to Ecuador"
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Feb
15

When erosion is no longer inevitable: The Olouguelemo Environmental Association is offering the solutions

Around the world, many communities are facing environmental challenges on an unprecedented scale. Faced with the forces of a changing climate, it has become the norm in places like Mali to feel disempowered and think of land degradation as an unavoidable consequence. For a long time, this deterioration seemed uncontrollable, leaving families uncertain about the … Continue reading "When erosion is no longer inevitable: The Olouguelemo Environmental Association is offering the solutions"
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