Eagle Condor Humanitarian started in 2003.  Over the many years we have supported, constructed, repaired, taught and donated to hundreds of projects.  Here is a list of a few of the past projects:

Construction of schools, city meeting centers, food kitchens, sewer systems and bathrooms, digging wells for water, playgrounds and greenhouses. This includes everything from laying the cement, building walls, constructing roofs, installing plumbing, painting,  electricity and everything else to get them up and running.

Likewise we have repaired or upgraded many similar facilities to help them continue to function.

We fund schools and children's programs.  We provide tutoring, meals, supplies and support in many ways.  We bring donated humanitarian items to hospitals, orphanges, small villages and schools.

We bring in doctors to do medical exams and surgeries, dentists to help with teeth and optometrists that do vision exams and provide glasses to those that need it.

We do in country self-reliant training to help the people become self sufficient and make a difference in their families and communities.

This is just a small glimpse of the whole picture. Take a look at our website to learn more or sign-up to receive our monthly newsletter.

Our expedition fees cover all of the costs that occur within the country you visit.  This includes essentials such as meals, accommodations, transportation within the country (busses, taxis, vans and airplanes) clean water to drink, and other incidentals.  In addition, a portion of your fees will be used to fund the projects that you will be working on and for the in country people that run them.  One of the biggest costs if for the tourism after the work days.  Typically a trip to Machu Picchu, for example, is around 500 dollars.

Sometimes, the countries we work with have situations that impact our expeditions.  This could be anything from weather related, natural disasters, government unrest, and strikes among the people.

Safety is our first priority and if we feel that it is in jeopardy or limits us in our work we may have to cancel the trip.  Typically, we work to offer an alternative location or expedition that would work for you.   We also offer refunds if nothing can be done.

Most of your costs are included in the expedition fee.  Airline tickets from your city of origen to the country is a separate expense.

Money for souvineers, airport food and necessities, and tips are not included.

Payments are due 45 days prior to departure.

Absolutely!!  In fact, we encourage it.  If someone would like to contribute to your expedition, they can find a link on this website under donations and make a payment there.  And of course, we always welcome checks as well.  Our address is  7135 S Highland Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah  84121.

An average work day starts out with a breakfast in the hotel and then loading up on the busses to head to the project site around 8 a.m.

After a welcome and orientation, on the projects being done that day, we will get to work.  And when we say work we mean it.  We typically only have a few days to accomplish our goals and so we labor diligently throughout the day.  Even though it is tough is is also joyful.  We work side by side with the local villagers and often their children.  We talk together, sweat together and make memories as we see the fruits of our labors come to fruition.

We break for lunch that has been prepared by Eagle Condor Team Members.  After which we get back to work.

We wrap up our day on the site between 4 and 5 p.m.  And head back to where we are staying.

Our evenings our fusually filled with dinner together, shopping, siteseeing around the area, playing games or enjoying a shower even when the water isn't always hot.

Most expeditions have 3 to 4 work days and depends on the location and projects.

Of course, the rest of the trip consists of cultural activities, sightseeing and falling in love with the country.

In order to travel out of country, you need a current passport that does not expire within 6 months of your travel date.

Two to three months before your expedition we will hold a meeting in person or via zoom, depending on the situation, to discuss all the details of your upcoming trip.  We will provide a schedule, a packing list, flight itineraries,  and any other necessary information.  You will also be able to ask questions directly to one of our expedition leaders.

Within a week of your expedition, we will hold a "packing"  meeting.  During this get-together, we will ask you to bring your suitcase so that we can all work together to pack humanitarian supplies to take down to the country.  We will be able to answer any final questions that you may have and greet fellow expeditioners.

If at anytime you have questions or need information, you can call your expedition leader.

We work with a local travel agent that is committed and very knowledgable with our organization, our goals and of course the travel industry.  He will search out flights that are the most affordable and works within the parameters of each specific expedition.  He will reserve blocks of flights together to help facilitate a smooth process for the whole group and for ease of travel within the countries of destination.

You are allowed one checked suitcase of 50lbs.  We ask, if you are willing, to carry around 35 lbs. of humanitarian donations in that suitcase. 

You may also bring a carry-on with the rest of your belongings and a personal item such as a backpack or purse.

We are a non-profit organization that is not affiliated with any religious organization.