(S28) PT 5 - Helping Out

[Menace0528]

Okay, so i guess before I begin I shoukd establish that i think Marlon Brando irl actually has made a foundation, or like had one before he died, but i’m too lazy to look it up for this point task, so imma make one up. Marlon Brando would like to give back to the poor, but i’d imagine it’s like one of those comedy christmas movies where he has 12 hours to get the food out to the homeless and everything goes wrong for him and wacky shenanigans ensue, but like at the final moment santa comes and like he’s been a bad guy who’s sinned or been mean in the beginning of the movie, but like at this moment he learns the true meaning of christmas or something like that and him and santa go and distribute food and such to homeless people and his long lost love comes back because she left him because he was uncaring but after helping the homeless with santa, he now realizes he should be good in the spirit of christmas and stands outside her house with a boom box playing whatever his name is or maybe coming up to her door with flowers to show he truly cares or something. That’s how Brando would give back

[Faelax]

SHL Affiliate PT

[JayWhy75]

SHL PT Affiliation

[Painted]

In dreamland, the Kirby race is the most talented with their flying, sucking, and copy abilities. Fortunately for Soulja, he was born a kirb and he is very grateful for it since he can enjoy excelling at air ride racing and now pro football! But not all dream landers are as fortunate. Most of the dream landers are common waddle dees, who while are respectable, are incredibly average. Because the waddle dees lack any special talents, most pursue the age-old career of becoming a minion to the Dream Land domain and serve under King Dedede.
 
But the waddle dees are the majority race in Dreamland, and Soulja always wanted to give back to his people especially the dees who helped build his career and coach him through college. Partnering with the WDoD (Waddle Dees of Dreamland), Soulja and his brothers put together a food drive for the local minions, including waddle dees, in their hometown in City Trial.

The drive was a huge success as hundreds of locals came to support the cause bringing their own foods and Dreamland toys for the children. Many were inspired by the local legends in the 7 Soulja brothers, but Dreamland legends Kirby and Kirbo also stopped by and stole the show. Kirby even donated one of his prized cakes! It was a powerful statement since Kirby has willing fought a god/demon eye creature just because they stole his cake!

The attendees of the drive were ecstatic about its success, and the Soulja brothers pledged to keep coming back every six months to keep the drive alive and support the local Dees!

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[Bigred1580]

[Kyle]

SHL PT

[Goat_Whisperer]

Blago Kokot is a man of the people. For years he has donated his time and helped a charity called ''Paper For Hope''. The organization gives toilet paper to those who might have none. By handing out free toilet paper, the people can use the money they would use on toilet paper on something else.

Kokot has reportedly been one of the volunteer testers for the toilet paper. The toilet paper handed out by PFH is nowadays a quality toilet paper. That was not the case years ago, which is also one of the reasons the help from celebrities is so valuable. Famous figures like Blago Kokot can use their celebrity status to spread the message about Paper For Hope. Those who follow Kokot on social media surely have seen him posting about PFH.

Paper For Hope also organizes various camps for children and young adults during the summer. Sports camps have been popular, but various arts-related camps are steadily getting more popular. Kokot has also donated his time as he was a member of the staff in a football camp last year.

During the global pandemic, charity organizations like Paper For Hope have been valuable. It's still unclear whether camps can be organized during the upcoming summer, but various virtual programs are currently being discussed.

[wuma]

SHL pt

[pauadrian]

Well, I believe that if my player Tay Swizzle was to donate to a charity it would have to be the Make A Wish foundation! As a former pop star turned ISFL football player she has fans from all over the world, both male and female. Tay Swizzle would make herself available for dates that do not interfere with her football or touring career to visit sick children in desperate need of cheering up! She hopes to inspire people to be kind and give back to the world despite the world not giving back the kindness to her through media pieces that bash her and her relationships. In terms of results for the people she is helping she would hope to inspire kids all around the world to get into either music or football as well. Maybe even both such as herself with her dual career! She obviously needs to give back to the community and this would be her gift back. I mean everyone needs to give back at some point right? The only difference here is that because she is such a popular figure, the entire community she has available to herself is the entire world altogether. Tay Swizzle wishes you all a wonderful day

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[Jimi64]

I would spend most of my charity work supporting St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. I would start a massive fan event for Philly, getting as many teammates as possible to join in. We would have prices for meet and greets, autographs, and pictures, with all profits going to St. Jude’s. It would also involve auctions of game worn merchandise, such as jerseys or balls. I would aim for it to be akin to a state fair, with rides, food, and the best musical acts I could swing with my influence. The main event would be a flag football game that fans could be a part of, with us players split between the teams. The fans on the winning team would win free tickets to a home game of their choice. Of course, I wouldn’t want it to be too competitive, so the losers would also receive a 50% coupon at the team merch store. I would also visit St. Jude’s myself of course, but I would do so with no camera crew in order to make it a more intimate experience with the kids as well as to keep their privacy intact. I would have the kids tell me different celebrations I could do if I get a sack or interception, which I would then perform throughout the season. This would be an annual event taking place every offseason.