Go to Dominican Republic

ILB volunteer with Dominican boyOne of the most popular ways to support I Love Baseball is to visit the Domincan Republic and experience the program in action first hand. Baseball teams from across the U.S., as well as church and community groups of all ages, have found this to be both a rewarding and life-altering trip of a lifetime.
If you or your team is interested in taking a trip to the Dominican Republic to volunteer and play baseball, please email benjamin@ilovebaseball.org to find out more information.

VENTURE TEAM

Start a Team — Become a Team Leader (apply)
You can start your own Venture Team by appl

ying to serve as a Team Leader and gathering a group of people from your church and/or community to serve in one of the countries in which Children of the Nations operates, including the Dominican Republic, Malawi, Sierra Leone, and Uganda.

Join a Team — Become A Team Member (apply)
You can join a Children of the Nations Venture Team as a Team Member on a scheduled trip with an existing COTN team or a team leaving from your church or community. COTN will connect you with a Team Leader who will consider your application and help you prepare for the trip. As a Team Member,

you are responsible for interacting with your Team Leader to receive training material, and you are required to attend scheduled team meetings.

GLOBAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

8-Week Program

The 8-week Global Internship Program is a hands-on, cultural immersion opportunity for students 18 to 24 years old to serve for eight weeks during June, July and August.

As an intern, you will work and interact daily in COTN villages/bateyes with national staff, other interns, and our children.

Applications are due: January 31, 2012
2012 Global Internship Dates:
  • Dominican Republic: June 11 – Au

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CONSULTANT – A VENTURE PROGRAM

The Consultant Program was

created to

 offer seasoned professionals with opportunities to utilize your expertise to partner with our national staff through training, continued education, and development. Consultants generally spend 30 days or more in-country, working along side national staff in a specific identified field.
Consultants are offered more flexibility with regards to travel dates and in-country schedules. However, the program is also much less structured than the other Venture Programs, requiring more planning efforts and flexibility from the Consultant.