One bad experience followed by a night in jail made me turn my life around on my 18th birthday, since then i've always tried to be helpful to the community, plus let's say it, "doing good does make you feel better". Today i still have the same drive of wanting to help people in need and as a matter of fact i run few non profit projects called: Our Forgotten Neighbours which primarily feeds homeless with packaged and freshly cooked food and Caring For Angels to give merits to the people that are helping the community as much as they can. Lately i'm also working with Chris Gulli on a project called: The Homeless Charity Club that will probably change the way we fund rise, but most important we will support the organisations that are really making a difference since there is so much scam out there, the idea came from a conversation where i was complaining on how charities waste money on bureaucracy. CONTINUE READING