Q: What’s one surprising way you invest in the community? Gabriel Skvor
What’s one surprising way you invest in the community?
Asked at Rio Grill in Carmel Crossroads.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Follow-up: What nonprofit would you like to start?
CHUCK COOK | International Vice President | PetalumaA: The only volunteer work I do is for political campaigns. The political stuff I do gives back to the community.
Nourishing: A food bank: “Community Food Bank.” I would tie it to my name, but I’m not that egotistical.
KRISTEN GONZALEZ | Server | Los Angeles
A: I give people high-end service. That’s my duty. Also, I spend time at the beach and hiking, and I pick up trash, and try to set a good example for young people like me.
Kid Play: A nonprofit dealing with sick, or inner-city children. “For The Children.”
TED FLYNN | Bartender | Seaside
A: Helping with the Thanksgiving Day feed at the Monterey Fairgrounds. I also try to help my friends and neighbors. I volunteer for the Big Sur Marathon, but lately I’ve been running in it.
Ruff Stuff: One helping animals find homes: “Homes For Four Legged Friends.”
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