I have been to Belize twice for missions. As a Spanish teacher, I was not worried about the language, but the language was not a concern for any in our group. A lot of people don’t know that Belizeans speak English and Spanish, so if you don’t know any Spanish, you can still speak to the people and families you are working with. Both trips for me were very personal and life-changing. I was able to use my experience with technology to help solicit technology donations for the local schools in the community. In addition, I did a lot of hands-on work with the teachers in the local schools, helping them to set up, and teaching and answering any questions they had about the applications available. I loved meeting the people and working with them, especially knowing that we were making a difference in the lives of children and educators.