P4P's Economic Development Committee is looking for new volunteers with business backgrounds and social enterprise experience (especially international experience).
Poverty is the root cause of many health, education, sanitation and clean water challenges in developing countries. Forty-two percent of Kenyans live in poverty, and in the Kopanga/Giribe area where Partnering for Progress works, the situation is even more desperate with most families subsisting on $1 a day.
P4P is working with the community to promote economic progress. We are looking for volunteers with experience implementing sustainable social enterprises to help families and villages out of poverty.
The Economic Development Committee meets the second Wednesday of each month at 5:45 PM at My Fresh Basket in downtown Spokane.
