Showing posts with label What You Can Do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What You Can Do. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Volunteering at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen


Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen serves more than 1,200 meals every week day, but they wouldn't be able to without the help of their volunteers.  



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Rev. Glenn Chalmers, Yvonne Cassidy, Joyce Sturges, Shirley Temple-Cooke, Donna Brennan, Nicholas Perriello, Barbara, Joseph, David, Jay, Elizabeth, Karoline, George, Mathieu, Nadia,  and Guests of Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen
Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Shot by: Amanda Blohm, James McGann and Alicia Arinella
Edited by: Amanda Blohm and Alicia Arinella
Music by: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

Special Thanks: Yvonne Cassidy, Jordan Rubenstein, Rev.Glenn Chalmers, Joyce Sturges, Shirley Temple-Cooke, Donna Brennan, Nicholas Perriello, Barbara, Joseph, Jay, David, Nadia, George, Karoline, Mathieu, and everyone at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/whatyoucando
Twitter - www.Twitter.com/whatyoucando
Website - www.whatyoucando.com
Blog - www.whatyoucandoseries.blogspot.com
Vlog - www.youtube.com/unstoppableminute.com
Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/1minette

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Website - http://www.ontheleesh.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ontheleesh
Blog - http://www.ontheleesh.blogspot.com

For more information on Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, please visit - 
Website - www.holyapostlessoupkitchen.org
Facebook - www.facebook.com/holyapostlessoupkitchen
Follow them on Twitter - www.twitter.com/HolyApostelsNYC

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/buickaudramusic
Twitter - www.twitter.com/buickaudra
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Elizabeth Harrison: Portrait of a Guest of Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen


In this "Portrait of a Guest," Elizabeth Harrison discusses her experience with being homeless and how Holy Apostles has helped to get her back on her feet.



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Elizabeth Harrison
Directed & Shot by: Alicia Arinella
Edited by: Amanda Blohm & Alicia Arinella
Music by: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

Special Thanks: Yvonne Cassidy, Jordan Rubenstein, Rev.Glenn Chalmers, Elizabeth Harrison and everyone at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/whatyoucando
Twitter - www.Twitter.com/whatyoucando
Website - www.whatyoucando.com
Blog - www.whatyoucandoseries.blogspot.com
Vlog - www.youtube.com/unstoppableminute.com
Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/1minette

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Website - http://www.ontheleesh.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ontheleesh
Blog - http://www.ontheleesh.blogspot.com

For more information on Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, please visit - 
Website - www.holyapostlessoupkitchen.org
Facebook - www.facebook.com/holyapostlessoupkitchen
Follow them on Twitter - www.twitter.com/HolyApostelsNYC

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/buickaudramusic
Twitter - www.twitter.com/buickaudra

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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Spotlight on Hunger: WYCD Interviews the Utah Food Bank in Salt Lake City



This holiday season, What You Can Do is teaming up with Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen to help raise awareness and fight hunger in New York City. As 1 in every 5 New Yorkers face hunger, Holy Apostles plays a crucial role in providing food, support and hope to people in need.  

The What You Can Do team is based in New York, so we have the opportunity to collaborate with many organizations inspiring change throughout our city. Since fans watch What You Can Do from around the world, we thought this holiday season would be a good time to highlight different perspectives on hunger. Over 49 million Americans are facing hunger today, with more than 15 million of that number being children. 

 We interviewed representatives from food banks and hunger organizations across the country and in Canada, asking about involvement in their communities, services they offer, trends they are seeing in their communities etc. 

 Our second spotlight this season is the Utah Food Bank, a hunger relief organization based out of Salt Lake City, Utah.

 An interview with Heidi Cannella, Communications Specialist for the Utah Food Bank, in Salt Lake City.  




WYCD:  Please tell us a little about your organization and the community that you serve.

1 in 6 Utahns are at risk of missing at least one meal per day. This equates to 472,000 Utahns, or 17% of our population. Even more alarming is that 1 in 5 kids are unsure where their next meal is coming from. With the help of our generous supporters last year, we were able to distribute 36.3 million pounds of food, or the equivalent of over 28 million meals. We are not a direct distribution center, but instead distribute food to a statewide network of 130 partner agencies, who then distribute it to our clients.


WYCD:  How long have you been in operation?

Utah Food Bank was founded in 1904 as the Salt Lake Charity Association. Over its 100 years of operation under various names and in various forms, Utah Food Bank has remained committed to serving Utah's citizens in need.


WYCD:  What types of services do you provide to your community?

Utah Food Bank’s primary service is our emergency food assistance program, through which we distribute food to a statewide network of 130 partner agencies such as emergency food pantries, congregate feeding sites (i.e. soup kitchens), and partner agencies. Last year we distributed over 36.3 million pounds of food statewide - the equivalent of over 28.4 million meals. We have several direct service programs that we offer as well:
  • Kids Cafe: Utah Food Bank's Kids Cafe provides up to 1,730 hot, nutritious meals daily to children in low-income after-school programs at schools, community centers and after-school programs around Salt Lake County. We utilize 30 after-school sites to offer this service to kids who may go home and not be fed any dinner and were able to distribute over 200,000 meals in this manner.

  • BackPack Program: Through this program, Utah Food Bank provides packages of nutritious, nonperishable foods to many Utah schools. A designated school employee will load packs of food into children’s backpacks at the end of every week. The packs are filled with food items that are non-perishable, kid-friendly, and require little-to-no preparation and contain items such as milk, tuna, instant macaroni and cheese, canned pasta meals such as Spaghetti-Os, vegetables and fruit cups. When the child returns on Monday, they give the pack to the school who fill it again and send it home the following Friday. Last year we distributed over 69,000 backpacks to kids in Utah.

  •  UFB Food Box Program: Seniors, children and persons with disabilities are among the most vulnerable people UFB serves. Too often, daily expenses cut into limited retirement budgets, and seniors go hungry rather than neglect a utility bill or their medication. More than 3,600 low-income seniors and persons with disabilities receive a box of non-perishable food (and some perishables as they are available) each month from Utah Food Bank through the UFB Food Box Program. These boxes are hand-delivered by volunteers, and we distributed 41,195 food boxes statewide last year.

  • Mobile Pantry: We have a refrigerated vehicle that allows us to serve food items to populations who are underserved by brick and mortar pantries alone. This could be to a lack of available transportation. We pull up to a designated site (typically monthly), set out tables and food, then the line moves through as we distribute the food. Last year, we visited approximately 650 mobile pantry sites, which served an estimated 13,000 people.

WYCD:  Have the overall numbers of visitors changed in the last few years?

Unfortunately, we have no reliable source of data regarding the number of people we serve as our partner agencies are the ones who see our clients. There is a lot of duplication and cross-over (i.e. clients utilizing more than one service or pantry), so we actually don’t know how many people we serve. We do know that despite our efforts to fight hunger, we are continually expanding our distribution, so this tells us that the need is nowhere near solved. The way that we track the number of people we serve is through how many meals we serve, which has remained around an average of 28.3 million meals for the past two years.


WYCD:  Has the demographic of your visitors changed over the last several years?
(Are you seeing an increase in certain age groups, races, economic status, genders or the marital status of people needing your services?)

We do not track demographics for similar reasons as [the question before], but we are hearing that the people using our services are using them longer than in the past (it is taking longer for people to get back on their feet), and that a larger number of those we serve are working poor – they have so far to go to get caught up that they need more assistance than in the past. Another trend we are seeing is that people are underemployed – they may have gone back to work but with lower pay, so are unable to cover all their bills – sadly, food is typically the last expense that gets covered.


WYCD:  What are the most prevalent issues in your community, and do you feel that this reflects the current trends around the region?


Utah Food Bank strongly believes that our biggest issue is childhood hunger in our state, where 1 in 5 kids are unsure where their next meal will come from. With 1 in 6 Utahns living below the poverty level (roughly 472,000 people), we have a long way to go to help these kids, and their parents, to become food secure.


WYCD:  If you have volunteers, are you finding more people involved in helping out, and does it fluctuate throughout the year?


We see a continually increasing rise, year-over-year, in the number of volunteer hours that we use. Last year, we utilized over 103,000 volunteer hours, or the equivalent of 49 full-time employees. We could not distribute 36.3 million pounds of food if we had to pay 49 additional employees, so rely heavily on our volunteers. Our holiday time frame is our busiest time of year for volunteers, and spots can book up to a year in advance during the holidays. Summer is probably our slowest time for volunteers – people are busy with summer activities and also there are fewer school groups who come to volunteer.
WYCD:  Do you have special requests for the types of food/meals that you provide?

We almost always ask for food that is highly nutritious, low in sodium and sugar, and high in protein. Peanut butter, tuna, boxed meals, pasta, etc. Macaroni & cheese is always in high demand from the kids we serve. 


WYCD:  What are easy ways that your community can help out your organization even if they only have one minute of time to give? What if they have one hour to give?


We always ask for 3 things – food, time, or money. If someone has 1 minute to give, they can like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter – this will help them to become more aware of the issue of hunger. If they have 2 minutes, they could share one of our posts with their friends, thereby advocating for all those in need for our state, and spreading the word about our mission. People can text UTAH to 50555 to donate $10. Donating online only takes a few minutes, and the fact that we turn $1 into $8 worth of goods and services means that their financial donations go even further than donations of food. We even have a way to “shop” for specific food items online through our “Virtual Food Drive.” Another quick and easy way to help is by dropping off food donations at one of the many drop-off locations statewide. With more time, they could organize neighborhood or community group food drives, or even volunteer here at our warehouse or at one of our partner agencies.



We want to send many thanks to the Utah Food Bank team for sharing their insight on hunger in Utah with us. With hunger on the rise across the country in recent years, their team inspired us with ideas to spread awareness and help hungry people in our communities.

If you want to learn more about their work, you can visit the Utah Food Bank website at: www.utahfoodbank.org
@utahfoodbank

If you want to learn more about Holy Apostles in New York City, you can visit their website at:
http://www.holyapostlesnyc.org
@holyapostlesNYC



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Thursday, November 14, 2013

Help Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen Feed the Hungry of NY


Once a year around Thanksgiving, Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen hosts a fast-a-thon.  Anyone can participate from anywhere in the country.  Take part and help this wonderful organization continue to help the hungry of New York City.



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Rev. Glenn Chalmers, Yvonne Cassidy, and Guests of Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen
Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Shot by: Amanda Blohm, James McGann and Alicia Arinella
Edited by: James Blohm & Alicia Arinella
Music by: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Special Thanks: Yvonne Cassidy, Jordan Rubenstein, Rev.Glenn Chalmers, Elizabeth, Jay, Jose, David, Barbara, Joseph, George, Fred, Norman, Gerard, Patricia, and everyone at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/whatyoucando
Twitter - www.Twitter.com/whatyoucando
Website - www.whatyoucando.com
Blog - www.whatyoucandoseries.blogspot.com
Vlog - www.youtube.com/unstoppableminute.com
Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/1minette

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Website - http://www.ontheleesh.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ontheleesh
Blog - http://www.ontheleesh.blogspot.com

For more information on Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, please visit -
Website - www.holyapostlessoupkitchen.org
Facebook - www.facebook.com/holyapostlessoupkitchen
Follow them on Twitter - www.twitter.com/HolyApostelsNYC

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/buickaudramusic
Twitter - www.twitter.com/buickaudra
Instagram - www.instagram.com/buickaudra
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Breast Cancer Survivors Express Gratitude



What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, various Breast Cancer survivors take a minute to offer their gratitude to some of their biggest supporters who were there for them throughout  the recovery process.

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!









Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Ro Cogliano, Marisa Cote, Mary Micari, Jacqueline Peterson, and Ann Zelesky
Directed, Shot & Edited by: Alicia Arinella
Music By: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, Ruth Ann Elias and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/whatyoucando
Twitter - www.Twitter.com/whatyoucando
Website - www.whatyoucando.com
Blog - www.whatyoucandoseries.blogspot.com
Vlog - www.youtube.com/unstoppableminute.com
Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/1minette

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Website - http://www.ontheleesh.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ontheleesh
Blog - http://www.ontheleesh.blogspot.com

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:
Website - www.thebreastcancersite.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/thebreastcancersite.com
Twitter - www.twitter.com/TheBreastCancerSite

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:
Website - www.greatergood.org
Facebook - www.facebook.com/www.greatergood.org

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/buickaudramusic
Twitter - www.twitter.com/buickaudra
Instagram - www.instagram.com/buickaudra

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An Interview with Breast Cancer Survivor, Mary Micari


What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, Mary Micari discusses her experience and offers advice on how to navigate through the process.  

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!



Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Mary Micari
Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Edited & Shot by: James McGann
Production Manager: Sarah Schwartz
Music By: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, Ruth Ann Elias and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:

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One Minute Ways for Couples to Help Save the World



We are so excited about the story about What You Can Do in The Nest, an online magazine for couples (check out the article on pg. 9).

There are many fun and easy ways couples can help save the world in just a minute - check out the list and videos below and let us know your ideas at www.facebook.com/whatyoucando!

1) Click to Give Whether you're checking up on your fantasy football team or online shopping, check out www.greatergood.com and click to help issues such as hunger, animal welfare and breast cancer prevention.

2) The Giving Season Celebrate the spirit of giving at your holiday party - ask guests to bring canned goods to donate to a local food bank.

3) Turn Off the Tap Hold a contest to see who's better at remembering to shut off the tap while brushing your teeth to conserve water. First one who forgets has to buy a nice bottle of wine or dessert.

4) Online Buzz for Good Along with posting cute pics of your dog and/or kids, use your social media power to raise awareness for a cause that inspires your passion once per month.

5) Look for the Little Green Frog If it's your turn to grocery shop, look for the Rainforest Alliance's "little green frog" symbol on products such as chocolate and coffee to help preserve our rainforests.

6) Shop Local Also at the grocery store or farmers market, choose local produce when possible to reduce your carbon footprint (i.e. the emissions contributing to global warming).

7) Protect the Night To keep your home safer and help protect the darkness of night (which is crucial for the environment and human/animal health), reduce inside lighting and choose shielded or motion sensing exterior fixtures.

8) Ocean Love Download the Seafood Watch app from the Monterey Bay Aquarium to help choose sustainable seafood at your favorite restaurants.

9) Time to Unplug When heading out of town for the weekend, unplug your electronics (make it easier by using power strips) to reduce energy consumption and your power bill.

10) Start a Kindness Chain Get creative with ideas to spread kindness in your community - cook a delicious meal for an elderly neighbor or help a mom with her groceries at the store.
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Monday, October 28, 2013

An Interview with Breast Cancer Survivor, Marisa Cote


What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, Marisa Cote discusses her experience and when to call yourself a survivor.

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!







Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Marisa Cote
Directed and Shot by: Alicia Arinella
Edited by: James McGann
Production Manager: Sarah Schwartz
Music By: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:
Facebook - www.Facebook.com/whatyoucando
Twitter - www.Twitter.com/whatyoucando
Website - www.whatyoucando.com
Blog - www.whatyoucandoseries.blogspot.com
Vlog - www.youtube.com/unstoppableminute.com
Pinterest - www.pinterest.com/1minette

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Website - http://www.ontheleesh.com
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/ontheleesh
Blog - http://www.ontheleesh.blogspot.com

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:
Website - www.thebreastcancersite.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/thebreastcancersite.com
Twitter - www.twitter.com/rTheBreastCancerSite

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:
Website - www.greatergood.org
Facebook - www.facebook.com/www.greatergood.org 

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
Facebook - www.facebook.com/buickaudramusic
Twitter - www.twitter.com/buickaudra
Instagram - www.instagram.com/buickaudra
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Thursday, October 17, 2013

Explaining Triple Negative Breast Cancer

What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, Jacqueline Peterson, a Breast Cancer survivor, explains triple negative breast cancer, one of the rarer forms of the disease.

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!




Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Jacqueline Peterson
Directed & Shot by: Alicia Arinella

Edited by: James McGann
Production Manager: Sarah Schwartz

Music By: Buick Audra

What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group



Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, Ruth Ann Elias and Dennis Arinella



For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com
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Friday, October 11, 2013

Shop and Help Fight Breast Cancer

If you're looking for a gift for someone you love, consider buying something that will help fun mammograms for women in need.



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Starring: Mary Micari 
Written by: Jessica Arinella and Julie Tortorici
Shot, Edited and Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Music by: Banana Whale
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Additional Footage Provided by: Shutterstock, Inc. Used by Permission

Statistics Provided by: The GreaterGood, http://thebreastcancersite.com

Special Thanks: 
Rosemary Jones and everyone at the GreaterGood
Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

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Saturday, October 5, 2013

Join Rosie the Ribboner!

Think there's nothing you can do to help fight Breast Cancer in one minute? Join The Pink Ribbon Army today - http://apps.facebook.com/pinkribbonarmy

Join the What You Can Do community on Facebook to help change the world, one minute at a time: http://www.facebook.com//whatyoucando



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Starring: The What You Can Do Ensemble
Written by: Jessica Arinella & Cassandra Lizaire
Shot by: Alicia Arinella, Amanda Blohm, Cassandra Lizaire, and Brittney Phelan
Edited & Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Graphics Designed by: Amanda Blohm
Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Music by: Dave Pell
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

Additional Footage Provided by: Shutterstock, Inc.  Used by Permission

Special Thanks: Rian Cool, Rosemary Jones and everyone at The GreaterGood Network and Dennis Arinella

Help fight Breast Cancer by clicking today at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com and help fund mammograms for  Women in Need.

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

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An Interview with Breast Cancer Survivor, Ro Cogliano


What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, Ro Cogliano discusses her experience and the importance of having a support network and holding onto hope.

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!




Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Ro Cogliano
Directed Shot by: Alicia Arinella
Edited by: James McGann
Production Manager: Sarah Schwartz
Music By: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, Ruth Ann Elias and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com

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Help a Woman with Ovarian or Breast Cancer


It only takes a minute to help a woman with breast or ovarian cancer by using the support line at Share.



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Starring: Shirley Heller
Written by: Jessica Arinella and Julie Tortorici
Shot, Edited and Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Music by: Banana Whale
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Additional Footage Provided by: Shutterstock, Inc. Used by Permission

Statistics provided by: SHARE, http://www.sharecancersupport.org

Special Thanks: 
Beth Kling and everyone at Share, and  Dennis Arinella

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An Interview with Breast Cancer Survivor, Robbie Burr


What You Can Do and The Breast Cancer Site team up for Interviews with Breast Cancer Survivors.  In this video, Robbie Burr discusses her experience and the importance of giving back and looking for those little signs to keep going.

And remember to click at www.TheBreastCancerSite.com to help fund free mammograms for women in need!



 Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Featuring: Robbie Burr
Directed Shot by: Alicia Arinella
Edited by: James McGann
Production Manager: Sarah Schwartz
Music By: Buick Audra
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group

 Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones, Nikki Burns, Hannah Levin and Everyone at The Greater Good, Ruth Ann Elias and Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ontheleesh

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

For more information Buick Audra, please visit:
Website - www.buickaudra.com

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Touch to Give a Free Mammogram

Helping women in need get the early detection they need is as simple as one click. It only takes a minute, and it makes a big difference.



Produced by - On the Leesh Productions
Starring: Illiana Inocencio
Written by: Jessica Arinella and Julie Tortorici
Shot, Edited and Directed by: Alicia Arinella
Produced by: On the Leesh Productions
Music by: Banana Whale
What You Can Do Logo Created by: SCG Siddharth Creative Group
Additional Footage Provided by: Shutterstock, Inc. Used by Permission

Statistics provided by: The GreaterGood, http://www.thebreastcancersite.com

Action Link: http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/clickToGive/touch-to-give-iphone-app.faces?siteId=2

Special Thanks:  Rosemary Jones and everyone at the GreaterGood
Dennis Arinella

For more information on What You Can Do, please visit:

For more information on On the Leesh Productions, please visit:

For more information on The Breast Cancer Site, please visit:

For more information on The Greater Good, please visit:

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