The International Volunteers Foundation in Thailand (IV-THAILAND), managed by certified NPO Terra Renaissance, is dedicated to promoting education for underprivileged youth, supporting rural and slum development, facilitating cultural exchange, and enhancing the quality of life and environment in rural areas of Thailand. We are driven by the vision of a society where all lives can live safely without fear and want (=world peace).
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We believe that education is the cornerstone of a peaceful and prosperous society. Our initiatives aim to provide educational opportunities to underprivileged youth and cultivate a new generation of global leaders.
Our approach to development is holistic, focusing on strengthening the self-reliance of entire communities. We aim to become a hub for rural development initiatives throughout Southeast Asia.
We are deeply concerned about the instability along Thailand's border regions and are currently assessing how we can best provide support to vulnerable populations.
Join us in creating positive change for underprivileged communities and make a real difference today.
Terra Renaissance has officially joined the management of the Thailand International Volunteer Foundation.
Based in Japan, Terra Renaissance is a certified NPO corporation and holds Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). This collaboration represents the first operational base for Terra Renaissance in Thailand.
our donation is a powerful investment in creating a safer, more peaceful world. It directly funds crucial projects run by our partner in Thailand, IV-Thailand, and supports the global mission of Terra Renaissance.
Your contribution provides:
Thank you for your interest in supporting our work! There are many ways you can join our mission, and we welcome everyone, including students. Every action makes a difference.
No, they are not tax-deductible.