This document discusses social justice and volunteerism. It summarizes several community projects where volunteers helped those in need by completing home repairs, roofing jobs, and assisting seniors and disabled individuals. It discusses how volunteers are motivated by autonomy, mastery and purpose. It also highlights how social media and crowdsourcing platforms can help raise funds and awareness for important causes. The document encourages people to leverage technology and their own ideas to make a positive impact in their community.

1. Andrew Yes, You Can Do That!
Hoffman

2. Age 25

4. The Story of Jean

5. CODE Violation

6. ?

7. Frustration
Disappointment
Bitterness
sadness
hopeless

8. Social Justice
Social justice includes a vision of society that is equitable and all
members are physically and psychologically safe and secure.
Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice: A Sourcebook

10. Purpose
Vocation

12. “I’m Sorry.....
It’s Not You, it’s Us”

13. Would I Have Done It
On My Own?

14. Find Your Purpose
By Giving Your Talents Away

15. 5 Month Transition

17. Practical, neighbor-To-
Mission Neighbor Expressions
of God’s Love.

18. 2010 900 Posted Projects
Statistics 500 Completed Projects
484 Completed Projects - To Date in 2011

20. Project #800 - Moving - Senior w/Disabilities

21. Project #1726 - Home Repair - Single Mom w/Health Issues

22. Project #1192 - Roofing - Low Income & Jobless

23. Project #1816 - Home Repair - Disabled Veteran on $700 Month

24. Countless Seniors & Those With Disabilities

25. Removing The Barriers
Between The
Have & Have Not

26. Redefine Move From Service Events
Volunteerism Towards a Lifestyle of Service

27. Autonomy
3 Main
Motivators Mastery
Purpose
Daniel Pink, DRIVE

28. Of All Projects Are self-
selected, organized &
100%
completed by Volunteers
All Public Donations Go
To Purchasing Project
Materials

29. The Personal Journey
Towards Sustainability

32. Come
With Choices
Challenges

35. Poor Performing Schools
Additional “different” Shopping Options
Challenges Increase Potential for Crime

36. Come
With Choices
Wins

43. We Want To Tell Our Stories.
We Want to Be Heard.

46. FREE

50. 625,271 Kiva Lenders
$244 Million in Loans
98.86% Repayment Rate

53. Ideas That S p r e a d

54. THE
INTENTIONALS
This is a group of individuals in
Fort Wayne, IN that desire to
show kindness, grace, and love in
the most exciting ways possible
through Intentional Acts of
Kindness.
THE INTENTIONALS.COM

55. HELP-PORTRAIT.COM

56. KICKSTARTER.COM

58. "This morning in our class we
discussed the crisis in Haiti. Our
conclusion was to all rally around
Concern Worldwide and help raise
money for them. Our goal is to raise
$1,000 by Monday January 18th (5
days from now). This evening we
have raised over $800. That is a
testament to social media’s power.
In one day, a group of people
changed course on their project
and then a body of people united
to aid the cause. This has truly been
a blessing and amazing
experience!"

59. SHELTER127.ORG

61. TWENTY PROJECT.COM

65. CROSS COUNTRY BIKE RACE
15,000+ PHOTO VIEWS
OVER $110,000 RAISED

66. There Are 100s of Other Sites
& Organizations Leveraging
Technology for Good

67. What is Your Idea?

68. Is it Something you have a passion for?
Is it something that no one else is
doing?
Is is something you would do even if
no one else joins you?

69. Students...

70. The Rest of Us...

71. Questions??