”Living ME to WE means working together to create sustainable change, and making a difference with everything you do—from choosing travel that leaves a positive footprint on the planet, to making purchases that give back”
Me to We works to empower people around the world to make a difference. This is done through products which give to people in need, volunteer travel trips, partnerships with schools to get the youth involved, and more. It is a not-for-profit organization created by a desire to make a better world.
”Humanitarians, activists and social entrepreneurs, brothers Craig and Marc Kielburger believe that together, WE can change the world.”
Ever since these brothers founded Me to We, there organization has only grown and has had a huge impact on communities all over the globe. Formally known as Free The Children, We Charity has grown into more then these brothers ever imagined.
“Over the years, we’ve discovered that it’s far more important to reach as many people as possible—especially youth—and empower them with the knowledge that it’s not up to anyone else, it’s up to them to make a difference.”
— Craig Kielburger
Me to We sends out volunteer trips to lots of countries. These trips are for anyone ages 13 and up and if your going a family trip they can take anyone down to 8 years old. Often long lasting connections are made with the locals and it’s an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.
Me to We sells a lot of different products. Each product you buy gives back to the villages they are helping. They have a link of radium bracelets made by mothers in Kenya and not only do all profits go back to them but Me to We gives clean water, food, health care, and much more to children in need.
We school are getting lots of students involved and aware of the world around them. Student and faculty can Me to We and they form a club. These clubs do a lot of volunteer work in there community, starting at home and often reaching out globally as well. These clubs are assisted by Me to We to order Me to We shirts, attend We Day, organize abroad trips for their students, and much more. (My first me to We trip was with my school when I was 13)
We Day is like a huge concert for volunteers. Inspirational music, influential speakers, first hand s of experiences, and an amazing day all around. These events happen in different locations around Canada and USA (and possibly still spreading). This is an unforgettable experience with only one way in, volunteer. Tickets can be earned, not bought.
”WE is a movement that brings people together and gives them the tools to change the world. Get involved with your family, school, company or as an individual. Making doing good, doable.”
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