At Travelocity, we believe that travel can be about more than just a vacation. We believe it can be a force for good; helping us all give back in ways both big and small. That's why we're making it easy to Travel for Good: from an exclusive promo code that discounts your hotel booking and supports American Red Cross® Disaster Relief, to an interactive map that connects you with volunteer opportunities across the USA - we're empowering travelers to do the "good" they've always dreamed about, every step of the way.
Explore Volunteer Travel Opportunities
We know your vacation time is precious and limited. You’ve earned your time away from home and we don’t blame you for wanting to enjoy it. That’s why we created a handy, interactive map connecting you to volunteer organizations in all your favorite destinations—including Chicago, Las Vegas, Nashville, Orange County, Orlando, New Orleans, New York, San Diego, San Francisco and Washington D.C.—where you can be a Go-Gooder for just a few short hours. Whether it’s packing lunches for people with food insecurity or helping shelter dogs find a new forever home, use this map to find simple ways to Travel For Good on your next vacation.
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- Anaheim, CA
- San Diego, CA
- San Francisco, CA
- Washington, D.C.
- Orlando, FL
- Chicago, IL
- New Orleans, LA
- Las Vegas, NV
- New York City, NY
- Nashville, TN
Book a Volunteer Vacation
Travelocity recently launched the #SweepstakesForGood to give away 3 volunteer vacations to cities across the U.S. Luckily for you, it’s easy to book the same trip we’re giving away below!
Friends of Alemany Farm, San Francisco
Green Light New Orleans
Clean the World Foundation Las Vegas
More Ways to Travel for Good
Want to Travel For Good, but not sure how to get started? While the Inspire blog aims to fire up the imagination with travel stories from all corners of the world, it also aims to empower. Scroll through to find stories to help you get started on the process of a building your own volunteer vacation. From how to Travel for Good with kids, to packing tips for a Go Gooder vacation, everything you need to know is only a click away.
Happy travels, and thanks for traveling for good!
The Right Way to Be a Go-Gooder On Your Next Vacation
Here at Travelocity, we know the world of combining volunteering and traveling can be challenging to navigate. To help us add a little definition and make sure we’re setting out on the right foot, we’ve asked men’s lifestyle and travel blogger Joe Miragliotta of Joe’s Daily to tell us about the right way to approach being a Go-Gooder on our next holiday.
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