Volunteers come in all shapes and sizes. When someone says they are a
volunteer, it says a lot about their character. People who willingly donate
their time for the benefit of others are prized and appreciated. Luke Buchanan
works as a volunteer now but has a history of volunteer work.
When Luke Buchanan was a high school student, he volunteered for the
Spanish Education Development center. The center served as a day care for
underprivileged children in Kalorma,
Washington, D.C. His experience
volunteering in high school encouraged him to volunteer for many years to come.
Luke Buchanan attended university in New Orleans. He was a double major student at
Tulane University
in New Orleans,
and after Hurricane Katrina Luke Buchanan worked with Habitat for Humanity.
Luke Buchanan saw for himself the rebuilding that still needed to be done. When
he volunteered with Habitat for Humanity in the post-Katrina years, he knew he
was continuing to make a difference and help restore lives destroyed by the
hurricane. Luke recounts, “it was a lot
of hard-work, but well worth it after meeting with the future homeowners and
seeing what a difference one can make in the lives of those in need.”
Luke Buchanan continues to
work as a volunteer but instead of volunteering with an organization, his
services are provided independently. As a photographer, Luke Buchanan loves to
photograph nature and animals. Luke
Buchanan became a volunteer photographer for the website petfinder.com, which
he says is his favorite topic of photography.
“My goal is to update their pictures for petfinder.com so that they can
put their best paw foreword in their struggle to get adopted,” says Luke
Buchanan. He photographs animals at pet
adoptions and also for political events for HispanicLink.org.
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