Adventures in Learning Thanks Brian Digital Filmmaker Brian Wilki

April 28, 2021 (Manhasset, NY) – Volunteerism is at the core of American pride and love for the country. When Brian Wilkinson of Cantina heard that Adventures in Learning, the after school academic and enrichment program for underserved Manhasset and Great Neck students, was hiring digital filmmakers for its recently revised website (www.adventures-in-learning.org) Mr. Wilkinson volunteered to help immediately via Cantina’s employee social responsibility program. He knew immediately that Adventures’ needs could not be ignored.

Everyone at Adventures was thrilled with his video creation. It is the “opener’ on the organization’s recently revised website. Mr. Wilkinson even went the extra mile and used a drone to obtain a video of everyone from Adventures cheerfully waving their arms towards the drone.

Brian Wilkinson is Cantina’s Principal Creative Technologist, focusing on concept creation and innovative marketing. He has had more than two decades of experience in content creation. It is important to note that he has produced videos for many non-profits and campaign organizations, as well as Fortune 500 brands.

Cantina Consulting (https://cantina.co/) crafts innovative experiences, products, and services for a connected world. Via their corporate social responsibility program, Cantina Community, employees can take collective action to make a difference in the community, as Brian Wilkinson did.

The Board of Directors and Staff thank Mr. Wilkinson for his volunteer efforts at Adventures in Learning and most especially for aiding and supporting Adventures’ children. In addition, his video gives everyone an immediate chance to see Adventures in action and to also see the smiles on the children’s faces.

Founded 53 years ago by the Congregational Church in Manhasset, Adventures in Learning is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. It is an after-school education and enrichment program, located in the Hagedorn Community Center at the Manhasset/Great Neck EOC building at 65 High Street, Manhasset, dedicated to improving the lives of children in Manhasset and Great Neck in need of after school care and instruction.