While we dream of a rugged Torsus-like bus, we above all want to get moving! Today we are looking for a flat-nosed Class-A school bus or equivellant. We will entertain other options, but are looking for something capable of sustaining our efforts on unmaintained roads and difficult-to-travel areas. We will supply the bus with tools which help to pull ourselves out of muddy terrain, and to support others in natural disasters and community efforts that need stronger supports. Having the power of a bus to do the heavy jobs is a gift in many parts of the world! Our ideal range is a 10-12 windowed, 48-72 passenger bus; all potential offers will be considered. The bus does not need to have seats.

The on-board apothecary and prep space is suited for our dynamic access to amazing plants. Our travels bring us to sacred local and indigenous information about using these plants in wellness and balance, and we seek to share this information with the world. The physical design features padded shelving capable of traveling on bumpy roads without breakage; a washing and drying area for plant matter, a stainless space for concocting remedies; and a bottling, labeling and storage area that doubles as store shelves display.

Our team and visiting volunteers need a place to catch some zzz's! The utilitarian and modular design of our bus allows for three people to sleep comfortably consistently, and allows for up to three more people to utilize the modular and temporary bed spaces, if needed. All life sustaining activities are to be provided for on-board for up to 10 days without resupply; with the goal of increasing that autonomy in the future. Additional sleeping spaces could be created in the outdoor components of our set-up; the tented pop-up room can be closed in and provide for up to 5 additional people.

Our wellness spaces are versatile and can be setup inside, outside, or as a standalone temporary structure. We can utilize community centers, schools, yards and more in order to deliver wellness support, classes, instruction and consultation.

Allie, Kevin, and EJ are the powerhouse family behind Enduring Empathy. We also retain many volunteers for every level of our work. If you're interested in supporting our efforts, please reach out to EnduringEmpathyInc@gmail.com

Our events, big and small, are centered on bringing community together and creating dynamic dialogue and activity around wellness and health. We encourage all community members to take part, and join in the conversation of how we can do what we can with what we have, and make improvements to areas of existence.

One of our favorite aspects is our workstation; featuring our version of the king of DIY, Paulk Workbench, and a select few, easy-to-access tools which can be utilized in useful, creative, ingenuitive ways that further the success of life and wellness in remote regions. Our projects utilizing these tools are designed around improving the basic balance of individuals and families, as well as community structures that are heavily relied upon. This workshop is indoor/outdoor, modularm, and capable of adapoting to many environments and uses. In addition to the manual workspace, a digital and media workspace will be on board to allow us to document, edit and share content about our wellness adventures and the amazing people we serve, plants we observe, and fundraising promotions to suatin our work.