Our Partners

The Georgia Street Community Collective started as a community garden on an empty neighborhood in Detroit, Michigan. Since November 2008, GSCC has expanded their operations to revitalize the neighborhood, mentor youth and bring business to the area. What started as a small garden on an empty lot now expands to over five lots including a fruit orchard and a community center.

GSCC ‘s efforts with urban gardening, food production, back-to-school supply events, and more have made such an impact on the Development Instructors at One World Center by teaching the power of community and that big ideas can happen in small spaces.

Recycle for Change is a non-profit 501(c)(3) located in California, USA with the mission to fight worldwide poverty, to empower ordinary people to take action, to reduce carbon emissions and to create a sustainable future for all. Recycle for Change recognizes that the earth’s resources are finite and that preserving these resources is crucial to the well being of future generations.

Recycle for Change operates a clothing recycling program and a sustainable development program. They utilize clothing collection as the main source of fundraising. Funds raised from selling the clothes and textiles support other non-profit organizations running programs that enable people to take part in sustainable development work and take up the fight against extreme poverty in some of the poorest countries in Africa, Central and South America.

Recycle for Change supports One World Center with funds, helping us run our programs and thereby training people to join development projects around the globe. We are extremely proud to have Recycle for Change as one of our volunteering partners and to be able to make a better world together.

One World Center partners with Humana People to People member organizations. Humana’s approach to development is centered on people organizing together in their communities as they take an active role in creating changes in their lives. Humana People to People organizations in Africa, Asia and Latin America have been active for almost 40 years with long-term development projects.

Our Development Instructors join Humana People to People’s projects during their service period in Africa and Brazil to work in projects in Health, Education, Agriculture and Community Development.

Richmond Vale Academy was established in 2002 as a non-profit training institution in Chateaubelair, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. During their programs, you’ll experience firsthand their active mission of creating awareness centered on poverty reduction, environmental conservation, as well as the effects of global warming, and climate change.

Our partnership with Richmond Vale Academy currently allows you the opportunity to do the 1st and 3rd periods of our programs at the RVA campus in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. With our vision and purpose aligned, we have cultivated a learning environment that fosters a unique learning experience for our students.