Volunteers Are Traveling To Sri Lanka (NAPSA)—An organization that specializes in innovative travel packages is helping volunteers reach out to the victims of the tragedy that recently struck Sri Lanka and the surroundingregion. bid fr A travel provider is looking for volunteers who want to help the people of Sri Lanka. Called i-to-i Volunteer Travel, the company arranges place- ments of one to 24 weeks in teaching, conservation, community work, building and a variety of other projects in more than 20 countries. In response to the devastation in Sri Lanka, the company has organized a beach clearance project that will start in mid-May andlast for at least 18 months. Volunteers will work in teamsto restore beaches and houses, plant trees and conduct workshops. Volunteers are being asked to contribute $1,195 for two weeks. This covers meals, accommodation, a comprehensive medical and travel insurance policy, 24/7 in- country support and transportation to and from the project. For more information, visit www.i-to-i.com or call (800) 9854864.
