We are always happy to hear from Schools around the world who could use some help.

In the past we’ve sent packages of CD’s, DVD’s and Textbooks to over 15 different countries.

Please contact us by email to this address:

english(at)busybeavers.com

Tell us where your school is and what type of learning resources you need (DVDs, Books, Electronics)

Please provide a picture of your school and students.

We will contact you back and do our best to help.

On October 16th 2011 “A Small Step” will travel to Nepal.
It’s a “Humanitarian Adventure”

We will provide Free Healthcare and Teaching Resources for the local Nepalese people we meet along our 3 week journey into the countryside at the foot of the Himalayas.

In the village of Charikot, 6 hours from Kathmandu, Dr. Tod Pelly and Dr. Heather Glascock will set up a Free Clinic to provide free healthcare to people who need it but can’t afford it.

Dave Martin, the creator of Busy Beavers will visit local schools in the area and meet with teachers and children. He will help them build an effective English Teaching Curriculum and donate Laptop Computers loaded with English Learning Videos, Flash Cards and Worksheets.

Your donation could help us in this quest. We still need funds for Laptops, Workbooks, Local Advertising, Clinic Space Rental and Medical Supplies.

You can Donate in amounts of $10, $20 or $40 U.S. by clicking the Donate Buttons below.
Please contribute whatever you can to help make this endeavor as successful as possible.
Thank You!

Watch this Video to Learn more About “A Small Step”

You can connect and keep in touch with “A Small Step” by “Liking” our Facebook Page!

On October 16th 2011 “A Small Step” travelled to Nepal.
It was a “Humanitarian Adventure”

We provided Free Healthcare and Teaching Resources for the local Nepalese people we met along our 3 week journey into the countryside at the foot of the Himalayas.

In the village of Charikot, 6 hours from Kathmandu, Dr. Tod Pelly and Dr. Heather Glascock set up a Free Clinic to provide free healthcare to people who need it but couldn’t afford it.

Dave Martin, the creator of Busy Beavers visited local schools in the area and meet with teachers and children. He helped them build an effective English Teaching Curriculum and donated Laptop Computers loaded with English Learning Videos, Flash Cards and Worksheets.

Watch this Video to Learn more About “A Small Step”

You can connect and keep in touch with “A Small Step” by “Liking” our Facebook Page!