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Want to help us 3D print solutions that make a difference?

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Why it worked

The video effectively appeals to viewers' empathy by showcasing practical solutions for people with disabilities and clearly explaining how donations directly contribute to creating these helpful tools.

Summary

The video showcases various 3D-printed assistive devices designed for people with disabilities. It highlights the need for supplies to continue production and encourages viewers to support the program through donations or by connecting with relevant organizations.

Structure

1Introduction to the program's mission
2Demonstration of 3D printed assistive devices
3Call for donations of printing supplies
4Information on other ways to get involved
5Concluding question to the audience

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Want to help us 3D print solutions that make a difference? Our program creates 3D printed assistive tech devices for people with disabilities, but we need supplies to keep printing. If you’re able, you can support us by donating materials like filament so we can continue creating free tools for our community. There are lots of other ways to get involved in this work too by connecting with your state assistive technology program or other organisations like Makers Making Change, Tikkun Olam Makers and Make Good. Would any of these devices make a difference for you or someone you know?

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www.bit.ly/HelpTechOWL Video description: 3D printed assistive devices including Abilitease adaptive pill top, PrintLab Drag writing Tool, Book holder, Hinged Slanty slant board, Flipper Clipper nail clipper helper, Finger Brush, Ball Pen, signature guide, writing tool from Make Good. Transcript: Want to help us 3D print solutions that make a difference? Our program creates 3D printed assistive technology devices for people with disabilities — but we need supplies to keep printing! If you’re able you can support us by donating materials like filament so we can continue creating free tools for our community. There are other ways to get involved in this work too by connecting with your state assistive tech program or other organizations like Makers Making Change, Tikkun Olam Makers, and Make Good. Would any of these devices make a difference for you or someone you know? #AssistiveTech #AssistiveTechnology #Accessibility #3DPrinting #3DPrinted