If you’ve been bitten by the film-bug or just want to get that dream screenplay made into a movie, you already know that making a movie involves a lot of people. It takes a lot of money to make a movie too, but in my opinion, the most valuable resource is the cast and crew that it takes to bring your vision from the page to the screen.
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Here’s a little interview with the Toronto Eagles Soccer Club on the topic of volunteering. Â They explain how volunteering is extremely important to operate a non-profit organization. Â Volunteering helps give back to the community, what the community once gave you. Even though sports is used as an example, you can still volunteer practically anywhere. Â Check out the video!
Let me know where you guys volunteer or where you think volunteers are needed. Â I moved today, and could use a volunteer to help me unpack. Â Any takers?
Just kidding, but seriously.
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This is Part 2 of my interview with Angel of LoveCry. She sheds some light on the current state of humanity, plus some of her opinions inprovements to already existing charitable organizations. She shows us how through just the efforts of a few volunteers, most of them street kids, they managed to build a back porch for the charity. I’d like to thank Angel for volunteering her time and being a great example of how you can stretch your dollar as far as it can go.
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