Name: Thomas Hodgson
Location: St Andrews, Fife and County Durham, England
Role: Journalist
Fundraising Goal: $$500
How did you get interested in global issues?
I was raised in a household that emphasized the importance of social justice and participation. Global issues, for me, are the natural extension of that spirit, as in order to make a difference, you must take on the big issues at the very top.
Why are you volunteering your time to serve the world’s poor?
Global poverty is an entirely avoidable evil and I believe that we can all play a part in its eradication.
Any interesting tidbits to share?
Alongside my university studies in Modern History and Russian, I enjoy cricket, football, and am a keen supporter of Newcastle United.
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