Are you a professional videographer who is interested in volunteering your time and talents to an amazing local nonprofit? Real Change is in search of a videographer to film and edit approximately six short videos (roughly 3-5 minutes each after edits) that will play during our virtual event celebrating 26 years of hard-hitting journalism, uncompromising advocacy, and low-barrier employment opportunities for those who are low-income and homeless.
When this annual event is held in-person, it draws more than 500 guests each year. This year, we are committed to making our virtual celebration another can't miss! A professional, talented videographer and editor will play a critical role in making the 2020 event another huge success. As the filmmaker, you would be able to promote your website, company, or side-project to hundreds of our supporters and get social media recognition to our thousands of followers.
Real Change is a 501(3)(c) nonprofit and all donations are tax deductible. We are happy to work with students looking to receive service-learning hours for this project, or anyone looking to receive credited volunteer hours.
About Real Change: Founded in 1994, the Real Change Homeless Empowerment Project is an award-winning nonprofit newspaper that provides immediate employment opportunity to homeless and low-income people throughout the Pacific Northwest. Highly regarded as the leading street newspaper in North America, Real Change provides a low-barrier employment opportunity to an average of 250 homeless and low-income individuals each month while challenging the structures that create poverty. We envision a just, caring and inclusive community, where people are no longer marginalized by racism and classism and have the means to live with dignity. To read more about the Real Change Vendors who earn income by selling the street newspaper, please read profiles published at https://www.realchangenews.org/vendor-profiles
