URGENT: Hurricane Season is Upon Us – Your Help is Crucial! Virtual
Tours
Pack your virtual luggage and prepare to visit ADRA projects in South America using Zoom technology. Travel solo or with friends to learn about the passion and mission of ADRA!
Warm Homes Project
Come take a journey to Peru and visit ADRA’s Warm Homes (“Casas Abrigadoras”) project that has focused on providing community improvement to communities who live way up in the Andes mountain, so high up they have little access to electricity, education, and basic resources. We help them build permanent structures equipped with enclosed ceilings, wood floors, and sealing doors to protect from the cold.
Host Adam Wamack, will guide you through the hour-long experience and bring you back with stories to share about the work ADRA is doing.
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Literacy and Nourishment
Come take a journey to El Salvador and visit ADRA’s Literacy and Nourishment (“Alfabetización y Alimentación”) project that has provided food, agriculture, infrastructure, and micro-economic training for young entrepreneurs in the country who are in need of finding work and looking for a way to provide for their families.
You will see greenhouses and chicken coops, and you’ll get to meet real farmers who have successfully integrated into cooperatives, transforming their lives. You’ll hear directly from our ADRA team on the ground who have been implementing this project for years.
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MEET YOUR HOST
Adam Wamack
Adam Wamack is the ADRA Connections Manager. He works directly with ADRA Offices around the world to plan and implement service trips for U.S. based volunteer groups.
Wamack previously served as a Development Officer at the Florida Hospital Foundation, recognized as a high performer in healthcare philanthropy, where he managed an eight-campus employee giving program.
A graduate of the University of Central Florida, Wamack earned a Master of Science in Health Services Administration. Wamack also graduated from Southern Adventist University with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Spanish, and a minor in Political Economy.
