Projects

Escuela Delfin

Based in rural Costa Rica, this experiential school hosts dozens of students from countries around the year. In 2025, we are becoming a Forest School certified program expanding our campus to offer family worldschooling camps and environmental sustainability programs.

Escuela Delfin is a bilingual, international community school serving both local families and global ex-pat families. The mission of Escuela Delfin is to provide high-quality, diverse projects and curriculum based in experiential education. The school focus is on forest and marine environmental protection, health, culture and language. These are supported by community that cultivate members, in order to guide a child in becoming a skilled, healthy adult. Core values are inclusivity, equity, global citizenship, service to others, creative expression, environmental stewardship and personal reflection. This is a community school empowering local familes to access private quality education.

To expand the program, we will a) hire a Program Director, and b) expand classes into a 4-building campus in partnership with the Costa Rican environmental agency, SINAC.

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Pillar of Health

Kigali, Rwanda

By covering health insurance and annual expenses, this allows the child to attend his/her monthly checkup, and families to get more involved in their child’s care, and increase their communication with the medical providers, therefore contributing to a better diabetes management. We aim to help these families sustain the health insurance in the years to come with local solutions, such as agriculture business and animal husbandry.

Save Bear Mountain

Sedona, AZ

Save Bear Mountain is a coalition of residents and organizations in the Verde Valley area who oppose the AutoCamp development. We are fighting to preserve Bear Mountain, Secret Mountain Wilderness and the Coconino National Forest.

Sedona Village Learning Center Preschool

Sedona, AZ

Toki Taiki Reforestation Project

Arenal, Costa Rica

Connecting the biological corridor by replanting native tree species in former pasture land. This preserves the natural habitats of the flora and fauna (monkeys and other wild animals), allowing them to flourish and thrive.