We haven´t abandoned the Salvation Army but there´s been no where to volunteer down the Baja California, except Tijuana but we didn´t stink around there.  Stay tuned as we hope to do more volunteer work in the near future in some places in Mainland Mexico.  We just need to work out how to best contact them, particularly with our limited Spanish - eek!
 


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Helen

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 12:18:07

Um - was that a freudian slip? Did you mean stick around?? By what you say stink might be apt too!! Do hope you do get some more chances for service into the New Year.

 

Gail Crandall

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:20:59

Hi Belinda and Roland,

Glad to hear that you are ok, sorry you haven't had better luck with the volunteering so far in Mexico. If you let me know where you are headed maybe I can find some connects for you down there. Stay safe and have a Merry Christmas! You are in our prayers!

Peace and blessings,
Gail
Long Beach Corps

 



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    Volunteer work with the Salvation Army

    Part of what we wish to accomplish over the next year is not only the cycling, but also giving back to the communities which we will pass through. 

    When we hit a town that has Salvation Army services, we offer our hands-on help for a day or two in the hope of encouraging the regular volunteers and also providing some relief in the volume of work that is demanded of them.

    We chose the Salvation Army because they are well respected, give practical help to those that are in need and they are also situated throughout Pan-America.

    We feel very priviledged to be associated with this hardworking organisation.   We hope that the work we do (albeit small) will be of some worth and also raise awareness of all the good work the Salvation Army does for others.

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