Holly and Robyn’s fundraiser to teach in Honduras with Project Trust

Holly Cox is raising money for Project Trust
“Teaching in Honduras”

on 20 August 2025

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Project Trust is a Scottish-registered educational charity providing young people in the UK and Europe with international volunteering experiences. Project Trust Volunteers are based in projects in Africa, Asia or Latin America for 12 or 8 months supporting teaching or youth development work. Empowering global citizens Project Trust’s aim is to empower generations of young people to act as responsible and active global citizens. We support ethical, long-term volunteering experiences which enable the Volunteers to make a meaningful contribution to their host community whilst building knowledge, skills and cultural intelligence. Project Trust works with a small group of Volunteers each year, allowing the staff team to know each individual’s skills and interests. This allows us to place Volunteers in projects where they can get the most out of the experience and enables our staff to provide tailored support to each young person. Project Trust strives to be open to all young people with the desire, motivation and aptitude required to benefit from a long-term, ethical, volunteering placement

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In August 2025, we are volunteering in Honduras on a 12 month placement teaching English in local schools. We are hoping to raise as much of our collective goal through just giving, so please share our link where possible! Follow our fundraising journey through instagram @holly.robyn_projecttrust

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Donation summary

Total
£3,104.50
+ £36.75 Gift Aid
Online
£3,104.50
Offline
£0.00

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