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Support Passports with Purpose 2009

Kids playing in Cambodia

Kids playing in Cambodia. Photo by Dave Rubin.

Passports with Purpose is back for another year, this time with the goal of raising $13,000 to build a school in rural Cambodia, through American Assistance for Cambodia.

Passports with Purpose, for those of you who haven’t heard of it, is an annual fundraiser organized by four travel bloggers: Debbie Dubrow of DeliciousBaby, Pam Mandel of Nerd’s Eye View, Michelle Duffy of WanderMom and Beth Whitman of Wanderlust and Lipstick. It works as a raffle, with travel bloggers sponsoring a prize which donors can nominate as their preferred prize.

Last year, the Passports with Purpose fundraiser raised $7,420 for Heifer International. With this year’s goal set at $13,000, the stakes have been raised.

Our Prize: $250 Accommodation Voucher

Last year, TravelBlogs missed the boat on sponsoring a prize for the fundraiser, but we’re doing our bit this year. We’re contributing a $250 accommodation voucher for use on Travellerspoint’s budget accommodation area.

Here’s what you need to know:

For more information, check out the Passports with Purpose website.

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  • #1Cruzein

    Great cause! Keep up the good work!

  • #2Rachel

    Great cause, I encourage everyone to take part. Cambodia is an awesome country and deserves all the help it can get.

  • #3Claire

    I read about this in another blog and I say this is a wonderful thing for travel bloggers to do — work together for a good cause. I checked on this and the goal was met. Awesome!

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