ECHO, Inc.
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Someone who had 3 hours of volunteer time could: Clean up a demonstration garden to assist students in learning gardening techniques, help prepare a mailing, or a social media project
Geographic areas served: Worldwide
Mission:
ECHO began in the early 1970’s when an Indiana businessman, Richard Dugger, visited Haiti and was led to start an organization dedicated to helping hungry people learn how to feed themselves. Dr. Martin Price became the Executive Director in 1981 and ECHO, Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization, began to focus on strengthening the ministries of missionaries, national churches and development workers as they assist small farmers or urban gardeners in developing countries. ECHO is a growing network for sharing information, ideas, techniques, seeds, methods, designs, books, materials, and solutions for fighting world hunger.
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racerbrad
12/30/11
I have had the opportunity to interact with ECHO several times over the last 4-5 years, including on site training, the annual conferences and via email. ECHO consistently delivers information and networking that exceed my expectations. The commitment of the staff and volunteers and their kindness ...
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jason4
04/09/10
While an intern at ECHO for one year, through hands-on experience I gained invaluable knowledge and skills that are foundational to my work here in Bolivia serving the poor through sustainable agriculture. While working here in Bolivia, ECHO continues to help my by supplying information and seeds ...
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