Problem

During an event in which we coordinated for the Bartin Entrepreneurs Association in 2017, we encountered a problem that needed to be addressed. We wanted to help raise funds for two disabled siblings who needed wheelchairs, but we didn't have a clear idea of how to do it.

We knew that simply asking for donations wouldn't be enough, so we had to come up with a creative solution that would encourage people to donate while also providing them with entertainment.

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Solution

We decided to organize a theater play featuring 600 special needs children and adults. The play's proceeds were used to purchase two wheelchairs for the siblings in question.

The play was successful because it not only raised money but also provided entertainment for the audience. It was a win-win situation because people felt good about donating while also enjoying themselves.

Impact

Raised X% more than the amount needed for the wheelchairs
Provided entertainment for 600 special needs children and adults
"This project had an incredible impact on both the siblings who received the wheelchairs and the community as a whole."

Team

Team Member #1 - Coordinator
- Liaised with all stakeholders involved in organizing the event
- Managed the budget for the project
Team Member #2 - Director
- Directed and produced the theater play
- Worked with special needs children and adults to ensure their comfort and safety during rehearsals and performances

Theater Play Raises Funds for Wheelchairs