Another year has gone by and we would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who's been with us along the way! Voluntario Global is a community made up of our coordinators, projects, and volunteers from all over the world. These are just some of the many voices that make Voluntario Global!
"We are very proud of what we do. We like what we do", Liliana Herrera
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