We are proud to announce the Spiritual Archaeology Society – currently applying for 501C-3 status. This will allow us to support educational and travel programs, interactions with indigenous people and to support their communities and needs in the US and abroad.
Currently, we are outlining a funding project for a mountain village in Peru who needs help getting water to their community. This project will be given a specific name and details of how your donations will be used. We are happy to interact with the people of this community on our visits to Peru–to bring travelers into their environment and culture. As we get to know the people personally, we can determine how we can be of assistance more clearly.
We are grateful to the people in the countries we visit for allowing us the opportunity to enjoy their sacred places, cities and culture. One of the highlights of our journeys is the donations we are able to make to local humanitarian causes. Our journeys to foreign lands add so much to our lives, we are happy to reciprocate.
Rather than donating funds to corporations to distribute, we prefer to find small, grassroots, local causes–places where we know the money will go directly to the people to fill their needs. If you know of a cause that truly benefits the people, please let us know so we can consider including it.
Additional projects we donate to are Jolanda’s amazing project in Cuzco, Peru. Check out www.ninoshotel.com to learn more about this successful and far reaching project.
www.Kiva.com is another favorite. Through this organization, we make micro loans to people who need funding to further their business and financial goals. These loans are repaid and we continue to re-loan the funds to Peruvians.’
www.Heifer.org receives donations from our groups, providing farm animals and other assistance.
Giving back to people in need in the countries we visit is our joy and pleasure.