One Dollar For Life

I remember the exact moment when the physical labor at San Martin began to seem trivial. Any of the workers there could have done the jobs we’d done far more efficiently than we had, and probably spilled less paint, too. And for a split second, it made me question why we were really there. Then I reme... See More

I remember the exact moment when the physical labor at San Martin began to seem trivial. Any of the workers there could have done the jobs we’d done far more efficiently than we had, and probably spilled less paint, too. And for a split second, it made me question why we were really there. Then I reme... See More

I remember the exact moment when the physical labor at San Martin began to seem trivial. Any of the workers there could have done the jobs we’d done far more efficiently than we had, and probably spilled less paint, too. And for a split second, it made me question why we were really there. Then I reme... See More

I remember the exact moment when the physical labor at San Martin began to seem trivial. Any of the workers there could have done the jobs we’d done far more efficiently than we had, and probably spilled less paint, too. And for a split second, it made me question why we were really there. Then I reme... See More

Congratulations to all who gave one dollar this year to fund the construction of a new primary classroom in San Martin, Nicaragua. The project's inauguration was held Friday, July 24th where a ribbon was cut as an official opening by ODFL's Director of Delivery, Lisa Bolton. The celebration was full of... See More