As most of you guys know, I was a volunteer for the World Vision One Life Revolution in Times Square for last week.
My experience for this stop is kind of different from what I got for the DUMC stop.
This is basically the target group for both venues are different? LOL I don't know.
Most of the time I was at the check in counter for this time.
and for this stop, I actually became more talkative than before.
while waiting for the mp3 players to come, I actually took up the courage to talk to people.
hahaha. I've talked to some students from my own uni, a man from Ireland, another man from China, a girl from Botswana, a few students from HELP, a few medicine students from UM etc etc.
I'm really happy that the exhibit actually brought impact to them.
=)
after the exhibit, visitors questioned,
'yea, I have one life, what can I do?'
well, I feel the most direct way of helping is to make donation.
or if you wanna do it for a long term, you guys can actually considered about child sponsorship.
Child Sponsorship?
yea. with World Vision, you can sponsor a child by making a payment of RM50 monthly.
well, the money does not go to the sponsored child directly, but the money will be pooled together with other sponsors to implement long-term, community-wide changes that help break the vicious cycle of poverty.
My experience for this stop is kind of different from what I got for the DUMC stop.
This is basically the target group for both venues are different? LOL I don't know.
Most of the time I was at the check in counter for this time.
and for this stop, I actually became more talkative than before.
while waiting for the mp3 players to come, I actually took up the courage to talk to people.
hahaha. I've talked to some students from my own uni, a man from Ireland, another man from China, a girl from Botswana, a few students from HELP, a few medicine students from UM etc etc.
I'm really happy that the exhibit actually brought impact to them.
=)
after the exhibit, visitors questioned,
'yea, I have one life, what can I do?'
well, I feel the most direct way of helping is to make donation.
or if you wanna do it for a long term, you guys can actually considered about child sponsorship.
Child Sponsorship?
yea. with World Vision, you can sponsor a child by making a payment of RM50 monthly.
well, the money does not go to the sponsored child directly, but the money will be pooled together with other sponsors to implement long-term, community-wide changes that help break the vicious cycle of poverty.
with just RM1.75 a day, you can actually help a child.
this RM1.75/day might be just a small amount for us, for those who is in poverty, it's a huge amount of it.
"The beauty of child sponsorship is that you are making a real difference in a child's life."
To know more about the Child Sponsorship by World Vision, please visit here
To know more about the Child Sponsorship by World Vision, please visit here
You have one life,
what will you do? =)*both photos are taken with Fuji Instax Mini 7S. special thanks to nick gor gor's sexy back. =)
