Thomas Kellenberger : Walking 15,000km’s, Starting an NGO & Moving with Purpose

Hello all, welcome back to another episode of the podcast. As always thank you for joining me for another journey through conversation and tapping into the infinite wisdom these amazing guests have to offer. 

This episode was full of just that wisdom and comes from a man who is exploring the realms of his existence and reaching to places many humans will and may never go. Who is he? His name is Thomas Kellenberger. He is the founder of NGO, Island Kids Philippines and is currently on a pilgrimage walking from Switzerland all the way to the Philippines to raise awareness for children who fall victim to abuse and who don't have access to resources or facilities to gain proper education. His organization has already built schools and offered gateways for children into schooling and ultimately, higher education.

We get to cover the whole extent of his journey, currently and prior, just to get a glimpse into what compels a human to offer so much of themselves to something far bigger than them.

Prepare to learn about his reasoning for taking up such a feat, what service means to him, his nutrition along the way, his training leading up to his immense task. We learn about how he began the NGO, how his heart opened to these children, what 13 months on foot has taught him so far, how he embraces discomfort and much more.

This was an incredibly inspiring conversation for me as i'm sure it will be for all of you.

Links to his NGO, donations tabs, his instagram and any other information about Thomas and his journey is below.

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Thank you and love you all,

Stefan 

LINKS :

Island Kids Philippines:

https://en.islandkids.ch/

Kuya Thom :

https://en.islandkids.ch/kuya-thom/

Instagram :

@islandkidsphilippines