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Message Jesse or Ashley at badgerstatefarms@gmail.com.

2025: Rwanda (6-day, 10-day. or 14-day options) Prices expected to be around $2500-3500 per person - does not include airfare - includes stay, food, donation for project supplies/work) Extra option to do a Gorilla Trek - this is an extension and a permit for US residents costs $1500 min. so budget high if you want to do this

Mission Work at an Orphanage and village, Tour of Rwanda Genocide Areas, Church Tours, Saraffi

2026: Fiji Islands: (6-day, 10-day, or 14-day options) Expected to be around $2500-3250 per person - does not include airfare - includes stay, food, donation for project supplies/work) Extra option to stay on and go to New Zealand or Australia - 1 week to each location max. Price TBD

Mission Work at an Orphanage, Tour local village and Island Visit
Rainforest Excursion, Visiting Sand Dunes and Zoo, Visit Hindi Temples

2026: Dominican Republic: (6 or 10-day options) Prices expected to be around $1000-1700 per person - does not include airfare - includes stay, food, donation for project supplies/work)

Mission Work at an Orphanage, village, and Nursing Home
Tour of one of the world's best baseball training camps, Ocean Site Trip, Visit around the Capital

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Heartwarming Michele

A 5-year-old orphan at Little Lambs Orphanage in Kenya. Michele was born with AIDs her mother was a prostitute and caught AIDs from Michele's father. Due to not being able to afford treatment Michele's mother passed away when Michele was 4 years old. Michele was rescued from her mother's arms 4 days after she passed. Unfortunately, in Kenya most cannot afford to have additional children so many people left her as they were walking by.

Nursing Home Delights

Meeting my new friends at the nursing home in the Dominican Republic. Although we were not able to speak the same language, we were able to get to know each other well after spending a day together.

This visit taught me that many of the residents are dropped off and then never see any of their family or communicate with them ever again. But they loved spending the day with all of us visitor.

Brianna at the Nursing Home

Brianna was one of our missionaries who was having an amazing time with the nursing home residents.

Photo was taken in the village of H3 in the Dominican Republic. The walk art throughout the community area was incredibly beautiful and captured in this photo.

Garden Permaculture Designs

On our 2022 trip to the DR we were working on designing permaculture gardens. Using Manago's, Bananas, Peas, and other plants to create a long-term self-reliant design.

Panamanian Hairstyles

The hairstyle in this photo took 6 hours to complete and is a normal ritual for the Panamanian women when they are getting ready for events.

A Rich Person's Mansion

One of the nicest homes being built in a poor village. Th entire house is made of cinder blocks. No heat, power, plumbing, etc.

NPS Orphanage DR

Welcome to NPS in the DR

Peanut Butter Making Session

Look at me getting to help make peanut butter. I never knew making peanut butter was such an intense process. (It took us hours to cook, grind, and jar the peanut butter).

Tragic Love

From this photo you can see a baby about 18 months old and a 9-year-old girl. Really an innocent photo, until you realize the 18-month-old is the 9-year-olds child. It is not uncommon for these girls to have their first child by the age of 9-11 years old. Many of these pregnancies are because the girls are loaned out by their families to obtain grain to feed their other children.

High End Home

Here you will see another fancy home. Mainly made of wood similar to a pallet.

Mission Bus Travels

Traveling with one of our teams to our latest mission site.

Building a Skills Lab

Our team worked on building a 14-cinder block tall wall which will house the local skills lab.

Rebuilding Homes - New Orleans

One of the many homes we were able to paint with Catholic Missions Trips in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.

Community Food Give Back

When Covid hit one of the first initiatives I led was purchasing meals from restaurant that were struggling and giving the food to essential employees at local grocery stores.

Wansolwara Newspaper

Look at my amazing team from the Wansolwara Newspaper. I worked for the Newspaper when I lived in the Fiji Islands specializing on documenting articles about tragic events.

Mosinee Library Book Sponsor

At TDS, I was fortunate to be able to sponsor the Mosinee School Library book program. Providing books to each of the students who attended throughout the entire year.