SYB is committed to giving back and honoring those who do good in their communities. Our nonprofit, SYBeInspired, is currently dedicated to healthcare professionals experiencing caregiver burnout on the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19. Periodically throughout the year, we offer spots on our trips to those who could use a very human-to-human experience and connection.
With the help of our fundraisers, we've already sent two healthcare workers to Nicaragua on our March 2022 trip. Read more on the huge success on their blog post HERE. With that success, we've decided to continue with sending future winners on more trips in 2023 (flights included, although this just means we’ll be tying you to the plane’s wings. Good luck. Just kidding, the games and adventures don’t begin until we land)!
If you've been on a trip with us, you've seen the magic of friendship through fitness games, bonding through surf wipeouts, and of course, long nights of deep conversations (and dancing) with the help of a little liquid courage. We've been TOO inside the past couple of years...the world is too big not to step out of your apartment, life is too short not to enjoy its magic, and there are way too many amazing people to meet, sooooo let's chase that.
To be honest, it won't matter which trip you sign up for. the best part is not where you go but who you go with. The relationships you build with those on the trip with you will change your life more than that waterfall, beach, or historic church you see... but that waterfall is sick.
Apply for yourself, or a friend you think could use a chance to experience a life-changing trip.
After you apply we will contact you for a quick interview.
Please be sure you are allowed to exit and enter the country we are visiting.
Please for the safety of the whole group this is a must!
Along with the free SYB trip and all that is included with it, winners will receive an economy flight from nearest international airport to our destination.
March 2020. All of our lives changed forever. We started working double shifts in the ER and ICU, coming home with ulcers on our noses from extended mask usage, exhausted beyond comprehension, completely isolated from everything we knew and loved, and only able to connect with friends and family via Zoom or Facetime.