Volunteer Testimonials
See what our past volunteers have had to say about their time with Mundo Exchange and our partners.
From the Field: Emily at Kamplafa School
Many of our volunteers spend time at Kamplaphanatawee School (or, Kamplafa). This is the school Mundo Exchange has supported and worked alongside for nearly 10 years now, and the focal point of our current campaign to help continue education for underprivileged kids...
In a Volunteer’s Words: Caelan Murray
Homestay: Having spent so much time as a volunteer in Isan I've really come to love it quite a lot, not only is it beautiful but the people are very extraordinary. I feel that more than even in other parts of Thailand, and we've heard other travelers say this too, the...
In a Volunteer’s Words: Valerie
This moment is the best memory I will keep from Thailand; being in touch with the farmers and discussing both of our worlds and world views is something I will never forget. My stay as a volunteer and intern with Mundo Exchange was a once in a lifetime experience.
In a Volunteer’s Words: Stefan
The stay at the village was probably one of the best and deepest experiences I have ever had, when travelling abroad.
In A Volunteer’s Words: Hugh
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to spend time in your wonderful school and for the memories that will remain in my heart forever. Khop khun maak krub
Parent Testimony
From Fran Snell, parent of volunteer Cody: Cody and Carolyn could not say enough good things about what Mundo Exchange is doing. I think of all the adventures that they had your resonated with me the most. Thank you for all you are doing for our world!!!
In a Volunteer’s Words: Candace
Everyday spent in the classroom was a joy, but I especially loved being able to bring my guitar and teach the kids a short song. I know my own comfort level was broadened and I left the school with sore cheeks from smiling and laughing so much. I surely wasn't 100%...
In A Volunteer’s Words: Marta
I'm happy I did it and proud being a part of Mundo Exchange
In a Volunteer’s Words: Annie
When I volunteered in Thailand I was able to experience the wonderful life with my home stay family. Every day I would wake up and get ready for school, and the mother of the house would say, "Good morning!" - one of the few English phrases she learned during my stay....