In 1965, a young Peace Corps volunteer named Maureen Orth stood on a mountainside in rural Colombia, helping local villagers throw rocks down the slope to clear land for a school. That two-room schoolhouse in Aguas Frias, built by the community and named Escuela Marina Orth in her honor, planted the seeds for what would become an extraordinary journey o…
From a Mountain School to Global Excellence: Celebrating 20 Years of the Marina Orth Foundation
Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Maureen Orth Launches Anniversary Campaign to Continue Transforming Lives in Colombia
