Our Way To Give Back
All of our gifts and products are handmade in our home by us. 50% of all product proceeds go directly into our non profit - the rest goes towards supplies to continue making these gifts you see below. 100% of all donations go directly into the nonprofit to provide financial stability for foster youth aging out of the system and to our youth ministries working in Central America.
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Fostering Future Leaders
Wanderly Made is the dynamic business arm of our nonprofit, Wanderly Loved, and we’re on a mission to uplift foster youth in the States and young people in Central and South America.
We’re all about empowering these incredible kids through transformative initiatives that open doors to a brighter future whether by providing a stable home for foster children aging out of the system or by providing salaries for qualified teachers in tribal communities.
Our non profit wanderly loved
Our mission is centered on fostering both local and international engagements that aim to guide and equip youth with lifelong skills, along with essential resources for their growth as they transition out of their safety net.
Many young individuals exiting foster care find themselves lost, often cycling back through the system later in life due to a lack of guidance on budgeting and managing their newfound independence.
While international mission work typically addresses immediate community needs, our nonprofit collaborates with organizations to offer future financial and budgeting classes, maintenance after homes or utilities are established, and support to help families achieve stability even after mission teams depart.
get to know our partners
We have had the blessing to become involved within multiple different ministries across the States and in Central America. As foster parents ourselves, we have come to belong to Safe Children's Coalition and specifically work in Central and South Florida with children who come into the foster care system.
We work with an organization called Provee located in Guatemala and work with students on scholarship to progress their education after seventh grade. We also work with an organisation called New Vision School where they teach children within the Mayan Village of Rincon Grande from K to 6th grade.
We have a heart of giving back to our community and are excited that we get to continue our partnerships and hope to grow those organizations as we continue our own ministry.
Youth Lifelong Learning
Building Skills
Our nonprofit actively supports youth in developing skills necessary for personal and professional longterm success.
These include but never limited to:
Budget and Financial Counseling
Career Choices and Time Management
Community Outreach
Engaging Locally
We partner with local organizations to ensure that youth have access to vital resources and support systems.
Global Initiatives
Expanding Horizons
Our international program aim to connect with families from various backgrounds, fostering a sense of global community.
These include but are never limited to:
Providing Free Construction Plans for New Homes
How to Maintain Community and Personal Utilities
Providing Salaries for Qualified Teachers
Mentoring Families, Adults and Teachers in the Community
Visiting Schools and Creating Lesson Plans for Students
Providing Scholarships for Students Aging out of Local School - in Guatemala students only go to public school through 7th grade and are then expected by the government to work for their families, free school is not provided after 7th grade.
