I believe that the best account of what you have is what you give.
I have contributed to the following projects.
I support the following creative individuals and organizations.
Teacher of the Year is a documentary film that reveals the complex reality of teaching in the 21st century and explores the forces that influence a teacher's performance for the competing needs of audiences made up of students, parents, administrators, other teachers, politicians, and the public at large.
I was an Indiegogo backer of this film in 2014, with the credit of Associate Producer.
Powering Potential is a non-profit based in New York City that uses technology to enhance education and stimulate imaginations of students in Tanzania while respecting and incorporating values of the local culture.
I served as a volunteer teacher and consultant in 2009: I helped setup a computer lab and run the Technology Tent at Banjika Secondary School in Karatu, Tanzania.
The 84 is a statewide movement of youth fighting tobacco in Massachusetts; the 84 represents the 84% of Massachusetts youth who did NOT smoke when the movement began. (Now, 86% of youth do NOT smoke.)
I served as a volunteer at the 2013 Kickoff: I helped with audio/visual equipment and monitoring training sessions on tobacco-industry tactics and e-cigarettes.