Tuesday, June 15, 2010
L'sWayy Foto
June 15, 2010
Due to the fast growth that Beyond the Wall is going through, Carlos Velez, a graduate from Timber Creek High School wanted to show his support by taking professional pictures for my campaign. The pictures were taken in order to show a more professional approach to the public supporting Beyond the Wall. He went to my home, site where all the donations are, and gladly took the photographs. I want to thank Carlos for his great work, and I wish him the best of luck with everything he has planned for his photographic goals.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Done collecting
June 13, 2010
Photo by Red Huber/ Orlando Sentinel
The last phase in the United States has begun regarding my current project: to help the needy in Colombia next month. After heavily promoting my campaign during the past months, I have managed to collect everything necessary to help the needy in Colombia. I am officially announcing that El Talon will once again be the village that I will be helping in Colombia. As many know, El Talon has been the town that has benefited the most from my campaign, and I will continue helping them. I was thinking of what I should do to expand Beyond the Wall, and after listening to many opinions, I have decided to stay in El Talon, and at the same time, expand my project. I will not stop helping El Talon until I have felt that I have marked a permanent difference; in the near future, I would like to begin plans of a community center in that village. At this time, I have finished receiving donations to take to Colombia, and I have began my preparation for my trip to Colombia, which should be towards the end of the current month. The distribution in El Talon is planned for the first week of July.
I am also very happy to announce that I will be filming a documentary regarding my social work in Colombia to present it here in the United States. I think that documenting what I love to do in the form of video is very professional, and at the same time cool.
I want to thank everyone that helped me during the first half of 2010, and I would like to point out the company Isle Apparel from Daytona Beach; the company became the largest donor in the history of Beyond the Wall. I also want to thank all of my followers/donors that have supported my project since I began.
Photo by Red Huber/ Orlando Sentinel
The last phase in the United States has begun regarding my current project: to help the needy in Colombia next month. After heavily promoting my campaign during the past months, I have managed to collect everything necessary to help the needy in Colombia. I am officially announcing that El Talon will once again be the village that I will be helping in Colombia. As many know, El Talon has been the town that has benefited the most from my campaign, and I will continue helping them. I was thinking of what I should do to expand Beyond the Wall, and after listening to many opinions, I have decided to stay in El Talon, and at the same time, expand my project. I will not stop helping El Talon until I have felt that I have marked a permanent difference; in the near future, I would like to begin plans of a community center in that village. At this time, I have finished receiving donations to take to Colombia, and I have began my preparation for my trip to Colombia, which should be towards the end of the current month. The distribution in El Talon is planned for the first week of July.
I am also very happy to announce that I will be filming a documentary regarding my social work in Colombia to present it here in the United States. I think that documenting what I love to do in the form of video is very professional, and at the same time cool.
I want to thank everyone that helped me during the first half of 2010, and I would like to point out the company Isle Apparel from Daytona Beach; the company became the largest donor in the history of Beyond the Wall. I also want to thank all of my followers/donors that have supported my project since I began.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Local media support
June 12, 2010
During the past month, I have had a lot of support from the local media due to my campaign's mission: to help the needy in Colombia. I want to dedicate this post to the following personalities:
Thanks again to everyone that has supported my campaign!
During the past month, I have had a lot of support from the local media due to my campaign's mission: to help the needy in Colombia. I want to dedicate this post to the following personalities:
- Victor Manuel Ramos/ Orlando Sentinel
- Christian De La Rosa/ Central Florida News 13
- Ingrid Cotto/ Telemundo Orlando (WTMO)
- Katie Coronado/ WFTV Channel 9 (ABC affiliate in Orlando)
- Victor Pacheco ("El Pache")/ Mega 98.1 FM
- Italis Loperena/ Mega 98.1 FM
- Diana Raquel Cordero/ Mega 98.1 FM
- Magda Ivette Torres/ Latina 1580 AM
Thanks again to everyone that has supported my campaign!
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