Interested in traveling with a purpose?* *Do the problems of poverty and international cooperation seem overwhelming at times?*Want to make a positive, sustainable impact on our world while challenging yourself? THEN JOIN US

Global Agents for Change is "Riding to Break the Cycle" again, and looking for 25 adventurous youth between the ages of 18 and 30 to join each of our 2010 cycling tours:

Interested in traveling with a purpose? Do the problems of poverty and international cooperation seem overwhelming at times? Want to make a positive, sustainable impact on our world while challenging yourself? THEN JOIN US

October 6th was the final day of training for our new cohort of Each One Teach One, Vancity’s financial literacy training team. The outgoing and super enthusiastic group of employees were being trained up to provide the absolute basics in financial literacy to communities who are typically shut out, for various reasons, from obtaining this type of help and support. Among them they represented 15 different languages and individuals who specified a desire to work with other communities such as Aboriginal, single-mothers, women escaping violence and youth.

Interested in traveling with a purpose? Do the problems of poverty and international cooperation seem overwhelming at times? Want to make a positive, sustainable impact on our world while challenging yourself?THEN JOIN US

Hey everyone,

We've got a Pledge Ride coming up on May 31st around Vancouver, and it would be great to see you come out and ride in support of Global Agents for Change (www.globalafc.org). We're running two bike tours this year (including a new tour from Amsterdam to Istanbul) to raise money and awareness for microcredit. Details below:

Ride to Break the Cycle - Vancouver, BC

Want to make a positive impact on the world? Interested in cycling the Pacific Coast or Europe?

Join one of the two 2009 tours where teams of 25 young people pedal from either Vancouver, B.C. to Tijuana, Mexico OR Amsterdam, Netherlands to Istanbul, Turkey to raise funds and awareness about how microcredit can help developing world entrepreneurs lift THEMSELVES out of poverty.

Join 20 young people in 2008 as they pedal from Vancouver, B.C. to Tijuana, Mexico to raise funds and awareness about how microcredit can help entrepreneurs in the developing world lift THEMSELVES out of poverty.