GOOD DEEDS: Filmmaker & Philanthropist Lauren Hubbard's Documentary Premieres 8/24 @Green Light Cinema
Season 2, Episode 1053, Aug 21, 02:26 PM
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In this episode of Good Deeds, host Nanette Wiser interviews local filmmaker and philanthropist Lauren Hubbard about The Impossible Dream: Carried by the Light ( A Future Leaders Journey) premiering 8/24 at Green Light Cinema. A sailor and former beauty queen who served in the Peace Corps after college, Lauren founded All The World's Kids in January 2024 as a passion project to serve youth. She established All The World's Kids Association in the Kingdom of Cambodia in July of 2025 to empower Cambodian youth through education, sustainability and cultural exchange. Her daughter Monte Mae, age 4, serves alongside her learning the ropes as a Future Leader Ambassador.
ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY & EVENT Five Future Leaders from the Academy Prep Center of St. Petersburg will walk the red carpet for the premiere of "The Impossible Dream: Carried By The Light (A Future Leaders Journey)," a new documentary chronicling their life-changing trip to Cambodia. The film will debut on Sunday, August 24, with screenings at 2 p.m. (full) and 3:00 p.m. (seats available) at GreenLight Cinema and is free and open to the public. Due to limited seating, an RSVP is required: info@alltheworldskidsinc.org. "The Impossible Dream" follows the students as they travel with the local nonprofit All the World’s Kids to rural Cambodia, where they built and installed 9 life-saving water filters in one week. The documentary captures the emotional journey of global service. "We believe that global service trips like this are pivotal in shaping the next generation of leaders," said Lauren Hubbard, Founder and CEO of All the World's Kids. "This film is a testament to the students' incredible resilience and compassion. They're not just learning about making a difference—they're living it." The premiere event will include a reception at 1 p.m., where attendees can meet the scholars featured in the film, as well as Lauren Hubbard. The screening will be followed by the announcement of next summer's Global Impact Expedition destination and details on scholarships for local students to participate. “This experience taught me so much more than I ever could have learned in a classroom. We didn't just build water filters; we built connections with people who live so differently than we do, but who showed us so much kindness,” said Darren Calhoun. “I'm incredibly thankful to All the World's Kids for giving us this opportunity to see the world and find the compassion inside of us."
Greenlight Cinema, 221 2nd Avenue N, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
About All the World’s Kids
Founded with the idea that art, a mentor, and a passport can change a child’s life, All the World’s Kids (ATWK) is building future leaders through transformative experiences. A non-profit based in St. Petersburg, Florida, ATWK provides underserved youth ages 8-17 with art therapy, life coaching, and service trips abroad. ATWK empowers young leaders by teaching them to think, dream, dare, and believe in their potential while giving them the tools to navigate life with confidence and compassion. Learn more at alltheworldskidsinc.org.
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ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY & EVENT Five Future Leaders from the Academy Prep Center of St. Petersburg will walk the red carpet for the premiere of "The Impossible Dream: Carried By The Light (A Future Leaders Journey)," a new documentary chronicling their life-changing trip to Cambodia. The film will debut on Sunday, August 24, with screenings at 2 p.m. (full) and 3:00 p.m. (seats available) at GreenLight Cinema and is free and open to the public. Due to limited seating, an RSVP is required: info@alltheworldskidsinc.org. "The Impossible Dream" follows the students as they travel with the local nonprofit All the World’s Kids to rural Cambodia, where they built and installed 9 life-saving water filters in one week. The documentary captures the emotional journey of global service. "We believe that global service trips like this are pivotal in shaping the next generation of leaders," said Lauren Hubbard, Founder and CEO of All the World's Kids. "This film is a testament to the students' incredible resilience and compassion. They're not just learning about making a difference—they're living it." The premiere event will include a reception at 1 p.m., where attendees can meet the scholars featured in the film, as well as Lauren Hubbard. The screening will be followed by the announcement of next summer's Global Impact Expedition destination and details on scholarships for local students to participate. “This experience taught me so much more than I ever could have learned in a classroom. We didn't just build water filters; we built connections with people who live so differently than we do, but who showed us so much kindness,” said Darren Calhoun. “I'm incredibly thankful to All the World's Kids for giving us this opportunity to see the world and find the compassion inside of us."
Greenlight Cinema, 221 2nd Avenue N, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
About All the World’s Kids
Founded with the idea that art, a mentor, and a passport can change a child’s life, All the World’s Kids (ATWK) is building future leaders through transformative experiences. A non-profit based in St. Petersburg, Florida, ATWK provides underserved youth ages 8-17 with art therapy, life coaching, and service trips abroad. ATWK empowers young leaders by teaching them to think, dream, dare, and believe in their potential while giving them the tools to navigate life with confidence and compassion. Learn more at alltheworldskidsinc.org.
#gooddeeds #nanettewiser #documentary #film #laurenhubbard #academyprep #greenlightcnema #nonprofit #ATWK #empowerfutureleaders #theimpossibledream carriedbythelight #social enterprise #cleanwater #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete