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Legacy Kenya supporters experienced the circle of life in a very unique way as they traveled to Africa with a team of BE members in November. By the end of the week, what started as a small fundraising effort turned into a long-term relationship. The team started the week at Ndoto, where Legacy donors had…

Legacy Voyages is the branch of Wonder Voyage that connects philanthropically-minded people with worthwhile projects around the globe. The idea was birthed from a front porch conversation between Brent and Jamie Richardson and Shawn and Cheryl Small several years ago. The idea was simple: what if we could connect people who want to give to projects…

Legacy Voyages is one of the newest branches of Wonder Voyage. Legacy Advocates raise money for worthwhile projects around the globe, travel to the location to see how their funds were spent, and then have an epic adventure together. Sometimes, the Legacy project physical labor is completed by Wonder Voyage teams. “My church loves Legacy…

Wes and Jill Hirsch have been part of Legacy Voyages since its inception. After the New Orleans trip, they offered the following trip recap about their experience.   Outside of a typical vacation, we never really had a PURPOSE to go to the Big Easy, until a couple of weeks ago.  The purpose of our…

Projects in Belize have been consistent since Legacy’s inception. Two churches, Whitehouse First Assembly and Cornerstone, have felt a draw to the Belmopan area, and Legacy partnered with them to invest heavily in this region. We started with the YWAM campus where we built student housing for some of the boys who attended the soccer camp,…

Wonder Voyage Legacy was birthed from daring to ask the “What if?” questions. What if we could comb through our massive network of non-profits around the globe to find the most stable and long-term leadership teams? What if we work with those ministries to help them dream about their goals and pray about their vision?…

My husband and I have been involved with Wonder Voyage for over 15 years. A few years ago, certain obligations grounded me to my homestead. My husband, Brent, continued to travel with Wonder Voyage but I also wanted to be involved. But I wasn’t sure what role I could play as a non-traveler within the…

Because of the overwhelming generosity of our supporters in 2017, Wonder Voyage Legacy made a positive impact in several locations around the world. Supporters invested $6000 while our pilgrims served 684 hours to bring four major projects to fruition. Together we: Built a home for a family with the Working Boys Center in Ecuador.  The WBC…

I love going on pilgrimages and mission trips. I love seeing incredible places, going on a spiritual adventure, and encountering God with teams all over the world. But what truly excites me now, after going on more than twenty-five trips, is leaving a legacy behind in the places that I serve. This summer I will…

Wonder Voyage Legacy is about strategically investing in locations where we have a long-standing relationship with partner organizations working to help their community. We hope to see our legacy grow over time. But none of this is possible without supporters. We need investors who not only give but who also share these projects with others who…