Name: Satori Albee
Location: Eugene OR
Position: Political Affairs Intern

Fundraising Goal: $500

How did you get interested in global issues?
I have always been interested in helping others in need, and I think that addressing global poverty is a good place to start.

Why are you volunteering your time to serve the world’s poor?
This issue is not taken as seriously in the United States as it needs to be. We have all the tools and resources to help the world’s poor, and we should utilize those. It all starts with educating and raising awareness.

Any interesting tidbits to share?
I love any activities that involve being outdoors, such as swimming, hiking and biking. I am always listening to music, reading and sometimes writing.

My compassion/humility list:
I will do the following for any friends or family who donates in my honor…

  1. $50: Cook breakfast.
  2. $75: Clean out your car
  3. $100: Ice Bucket Challenge
  4. $150: Smoothie Challenge

 

 

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