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HI
My name is jonathan chandler, i have always devoted my life too help others,when i was 16 i went to military for 6months got my high school diploma graduated came, home sit around it just did not feel right to get all this freedom and not pay back.
So as soon as i turned 17 i found a recruiter for the UNITED STATES ARMY i joined as track mechanic and went to ft. knox for bootcamp then maryland too learn my job, there were times i thought is this worth helping peole who will never even see my face, they are at home on he couch and imdoing this for them.
By putting me on the brick do something bag (doritos) that would make me feel so much more appreciated thanks agai nso much.
I am now 18 and about to the deploy to afghanistan with my unit, a bit nervous ill admit i am all of that but ill do this becase i like freedom and i love to help others who could not make it in this army life i live.

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As author of the self-published book “I Will Do a New Thing in You” and editor of the WE WIN Christian magazine, many youth have expressed their dream of writing, and becoming published authors, and surprisingly, many of them have impressive things to say. To them, this aspiration appears to be impossible and unattainable. However, as you know, there is no stopping the person that dares to dream.

The purpose of the project is to introduce the Young Authors Writing Program. The mission of the Young Authors Writing Program is to give young authors locally and world wide, who are not financially capable, the opportunity to become published authors. The only prerequisite is that the youth has the desire to write, become published and work hard to accomplish this goal. Our criteria for evaluating the success of the project is the youths work compiled and produce in book form.

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For the past year I have been working on the
production of a short film titled: "Welcome to
Rainbow's End". This film explores a friendship
between a group of young gay people of color and their life/struggle in New York City .

This project represents my dream of bringing to screen
characters that mirror the lives of so many people
whose stories are invisible. Thus far, I have
successfully raised $1,330 to offset production costs
and have also received equipment and technical support
from organizations such as DCTV, PRO-TV and Alphabet
Media.