That Travel Blog

Give Back Campaign

Blog revenue funded over £10,000 of micro-loans, and every repayment still becomes the next person's start-up capital.

£10,155⁺ Loaned to Entrepreneurs
1,397⁺ Jobs Created
20,088⁺ Family Members Helped

The Give Back Initiative

Backing entrepreneurs worldwide.

I started That Travel Blog to help people find freedom through remote work and online business. But I recognise that the opportunity to travel and build a business is not equally available to everyone.

While we talk about "digital nomadism" and location independence here, many entrepreneurs around the world are simply looking for the capital to start a small shop, buy farming equipment, or support their families. This page is where that gap got a little smaller, and you can see exactly where the funding went.

How it works

Turning readers into investors.

I built a "Give Back" cycle into the business model of this blog. I used 100% of my e-guide sales and a portion of advertising revenue to fund micro-loans for entrepreneurs in underserved communities.

Loans are issued through Care International on Lendwithcare. It is a loan, not a donation. When the entrepreneur repays, I re-lend that same money to a new person, so your contribution keeps cycling through the system, helping person after person, year after year.

Every repayment becomes the next person's loan.

Entrepreneurs we've helped

Neam
Pikool
Priyaporn
Raquel
Rolland
Sapab
Thanwarat
Wantanee

Ways you can help

Read & learn

The simplest way to help is to use this site. Every digital product you purchase feeds directly into the lending pot, and every page view helps generate ad revenue that keeps the cycle moving.

Explore the guides →

Join the team

Prefer to lend directly yourself? You can join my team on Lendwithcare and track your own impact alongside mine.

Join on Lendwithcare →

My travel philosophy

A few principles I try to travel by. For practical ideas, here are 10 easy ways to support local communities when you travel.

Support local economies

I believe in putting money directly into the hands of locals. This means choosing local hotels over international chains and buying from artisans rather than duty-free stores.

Eat authentically

Street food and family-owned local restaurants are the economic backbone of the places we visit, and usually the best food too. I skip the fast-food chains to support the cooks who keep culinary traditions alive.

Tread lightly

I'm a guest. I am mindful of our environmental impact, I pack reusable items, and I leave every location cleaner than I found it.

Respect the culture

I travel to learn from the places I visit, picking up basic local language and respecting local customs wherever I go.