DWC is a non-profit organization with charitable status in Canada offering ordinary people meaningful volunteer opportunities in the developing world. We know from experience that these introductions always lead to a global perspective, and a deep understanding that leaves a profound effect on both the volunteer and the communities that are empowered by our participation. Currently offering projects in Sri Lanka, Guatemala and Thailand.   Visit site

Do Something inspires, supports, and celebrates young people changing the world. The programme consists of monthly challenges in community building, health, and environment; Do Something BRICK Awards and Do Something Grants; and The Magazine, the only public service magazine distributed nationally in the USA.   Visit site

Earthwatch allows volunteers to join research scientists in fields such as archaeology, marine biology, animal behaviour, ecology, and anthropology in about 50 countries. Expeditions take place year-round for 2-3 weeks at a time. Cost of the programme is considered a tax-deductible contribution.  Visit site

The organization's specialized teams help you find an ethical placement which not only benefits you but also makes a long term difference to the projects and people of Africa.  Visit site

ELI, a registered non-profit organization, partners with organizations from around the world that make a difference in their communities. We work closely with these groups to ensure ELI volunteers get meaningful experiences at reasonable prices.   Visit site

Available on the Energize website are several resources related to volunteering, such as a listing of volunteer opportunity websites; a library; and an e-journal.  Visit site

Fercher von Steinwand e.V. Foundation organizes international summer workcamps in the South of Germany. Help us with farming, gardening, video, construction work. Every month we have about 8-14 guests from all over the world, who come together to gain experience in social relationships, get to know people and other cultures as also to test their own boundaries. We are a recognised agent for the “Freie Jugendhilfe”, independent aid for youth, and take in youngsters who need some “time out” of their school or parental situation.  Visit site

FSD supports the efforts of grassroots development organizations in the developing world that are working to better their communities, environments, and the economic opportunities around them. We believe community development is only sustainable if it empowers the people to effectively use and cultivate their own resources in a conscious manner. Through our programs, we aim to raise international awareness of the economic challenges in developing countries and to support cross-cultural communities in finding more effective solutions to development issues.   Visit site

A national organization made up of civil society organizations and individuals. It is headquartered at Teshie, a suburb of Accra in the Greater Accra Region of the Republic of Ghana and has offices in all the ten regional capitals.  Visit site

Geekcorps places international technical volunteers in developing nations to contribute to ICT projects. Average volunteer assignment is three to four months. Volunteers and their employers are encouraged to contribute if possible but Geekcorps takes care of all volunteer expenses: air travel, inoculations, lodging and a modest per diem.  Visit site