Receiving money or scholarship for experience in volunteer work.
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depends how great your degree is, theres always best buy =]
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Talk to your college's financial aid office about possible scholarships that may be available for you.
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Ask colleges for a full tuition scholarship.
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Serve God and others through works of charity.
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Look locally for scholarships through non-profits which are generally smaller but achievable.  Check your university departments updates board.  Ask professors.  Meet with a financial aid counselor.  Also if you have an unusual situation such as financial need, disadvantaged background (illness, minority status, first generation college student, left handed)  you can just google "cancer and scholarship".  You can find interesting pages that way.  Look into summer programs also...like NSF REU (google it)programs if you are a US citizen they pay great but are competitive.  Good luck
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They do get paid... It's called an education.
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Rather than give money, give some of your time as volunteer at a homeless shelter, or youth refuge, or read to the blind.  The possibilities are endless.
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Get a job or get on Welfare.
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Try a fundraiser. most communities enjoy helping out for good causes
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Apply for a scholarship through the university
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id say google international volunteer societies or something.  also a lot of universities are big on community service, maybe you could get an organization on some campuses in ecuador or whereever to recruit and what not.\n\ngood luck
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Try fastweb.com. I have found scholarships on there that are available for high school juniors and seniors, without age requirements.
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u may try colleges or red cross.
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Apply for scholarships. (also learn to spell it correctly!) Rotary offers them frequently for just your purpose; study abroad.
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Just because you weren't paid does not mean you have no experience. Volunteer work is work.  \n\nList it if it is relevant, if it won't raise eyebrows,  if you have been there a long time, AND you have concrete skills that you gained from the experience.  \n\nStuffing envelopes or holding banners at rally's might not something you want to list unless you are going for a receptionist / crossing guard type position.  However, if you are going for the position of bookkeeper and you sat on the board of a non-profit and helped with the budget, that could be relevant. If you have been volunteering someplace in a real capacity, list it.
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I admire you for wanting to help out with that!  As far as how you can make a CAREER out of that... that is tough to say.  Check into the government welfare program, food banks, transitional housing, and all those other resources that are designed to help those in need.  I think a lot of the people who help with that are volunteers, but I believe that there are a few paid positions as well.
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Check www.fastweb.com\nAll you have to do is put in some information about yourself, and it will automatically match you up with thousands of scholarships you may qualify for.