SAN DIEGO — Since the stay-at-home orders have been put in place so many of us have canceled our travel plans, domestically and internationally. 

In fact, according to the World Tourism Organization, international tourism could decline by 60-80% over the entire year and that means billions of dollars in lost revenue. However, some San Diegans are finding different ways to travel. 

Allie Donahoo has always valued connecting with younger audiences. “I had been working at a Jewish summer camp for over 13 years and loved who I was there the most, and it dawned on me – why not be a part of that world all the time,” she said.

As President of JNFuture San Diego, Jewish National Fund-USA’s (JNF-USA) affinity group for young professionals, Donahoo’s ability to bring people together is perhaps one of the reasons why donors aged 22-40 are the organization’s fastest-growing demographic.