Help Learning In Reach with 5 volunteers for Capture beautiful pictures and videos that tell a story

 Cape Town, Western Cape
Help Learning In Reach with 5 volunteers for Capture beautiful pictures and videos that tell a story

category

Organisational Capacity & Partnerships

sub-category

Marketing, comms & fundraising support

duration

4-8 hours

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Help Learning In Reach with 5 volunteers for Capture beautiful pictures and videos that tell a story

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Role: To document the work and events that we host with beautiful pictures and videos that tells a story. What's involved - Attend events on specific dates or schedule visits to the projects to take photographs or videos. - Alternatively to edit photos and videos should you prefer to work from your own desk. Time commitment: - 3 hours - Events are scheduled in advance (18 July & Saturday after the 21 September our two biggest events.) - Visits to the centres can be flexible. Location: - Lavender Hill - CBD on Mandela Day Type of person: - Professional or serious hobbyist photographer & videographers.

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About this Cause

Learning In Reach

Learning In Reach

Education & Early Childhood Development

3.7 from 7 activities

We help children, teachers, parents & the broader community by supporting ECD programs & parent empowerment projects.

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