The Passion Project process consisted of many steps we needed to complete. Here is a list of activities that make the Passion Project what it is.
The Proposal- The proposal was a sheet with questions to guide you and think about how you wanted to help the community. It helped you come up with creative and unique ideas. Once you finished with your proposal and you know what you are going to do and how to plan it out, you send it to the Passion Project Committee. They review it and make sure everything is looking good. Once everything is on track, they approve it and you are all set to go.
Task Sheets- After our project was approved, we were assigned with doing task sheets. These helped document your process and helped with future activities we would need to do. Such as making questions for my interview or helping you create a good timeline.
Interview- Once you have finished with all of your task sheets, you are assigned to contact someone that is knowledgeable about what you are doing and will set up an interview. This would help you get a little more information and set you up to starting the work.
Design and Execution- After you have completed the interview, you are off on your own to start doing what you need to do and then getting ready to present.
I was going to help out with a few ways. First, I was brainstorming and came up with multiple ideas to make money. I then cut a few and came up with 2 different opportunities to make money. First, I opened a Go Fund Me for anyone that would like to help my cause. My primary way of making money was finding a job and earning money. My dad had a job for his business that I was capable of doing. He would bring home thousands of these plastic bags and stickers. I would put stickers on the bags and once I was done with that he would bring home screws, nuts, and bolts. I would package the bags depending on what the customer wanted. At the end of the job, he would send the bags out to the customers and I would be paid for each bag depending on what items we were using.