We've had the flash mobs, human statues, walking TVs, students collecting funds in booths and fundraising dinners. How else can we make an impact on causes for fundraising? Nothing beats human interaction.
A Pop Art-style diorama at the United Way of Greater Los Angeles HomeWalk event showed a park with a 3-D bench, designed to represent a common plight of homeless veterans in town.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Another photo station featured a bedroom painted on a brick wall, meant to convey the seriousness of the problem for homeless families.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Mobile billboards told real stories of unique individuals.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Themed walks or runs
Student showcase or concert
A Pop Art-style diorama at the United Way of Greater Los Angeles HomeWalk event showed a park with a 3-D bench, designed to represent a common plight of homeless veterans in town.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Another photo station featured a bedroom painted on a brick wall, meant to convey the seriousness of the problem for homeless families.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Mobile billboards told real stories of unique individuals.
Photo: Andrew Herrold
Themed walks or runs
Student showcase or concert
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