If you're hosting the benefit, arrive a few hours early the day of the event. You need to make sure everything is prepared. Double check all aspects of the event. Are enough chairs and tables out? Are all the performers or speakers still able to attend? Are microphones and other electronics working? Do volunteers know their jobs? Help out with the set up at the beginning of the event and the clean up afterwards. Even if you see yourself as primarily an organizer, volunteers doing physical labor will always appreciate a helping hand. As the event progresses, make sure guests are entertained. Guests who are having a good time are more likely to donate. Do not be overbearing but check in on occasion to make sure everyone is having a good time. Periodically sweep through the event checking on everyone present. If you notice anyone looking bored, chat them up a bit. Try to introduce them to others or suggest something they can do as entertainment. Keep track of how the entertainment is going over. You do not want to rehire someone in the future who bored guests or whose act did not go over well. After the event commences, spend some time honestly evaluating your work. If you want to host benefits in the future, use this as a learning experience. What went over the best at the event? What went over the worst? What do you think you could have done better to help things run smoother?
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One-sentence summary -- Arrive early to make sure everything's prepared. Keep guests entertained. Evaluate the event afterwards.

Parting your hair on the side makes for a fun, 80s-inspired style. Simply use a comb or your fingers to gently separate your hair and let most of it fall to one side. You can pin your hair back on the side it's parted on to make the look more defined. If you want your hair to make a statement, get a cut with minimal layers and part it down the middle. This will create a dense, symmetrical look, especially if your hair has tight curls, which can be perfect for someone with a bold, unique style. Long, layered bangs look good with wavy perms, and short, blunt bangs can be a fun addition to tighter, ringlet-like curls. Keeping your bangs straight can also make an interesting contrast to your perm. Perms add a lot of body to your hair, and layers can help make that look softer and less heavy. Try long layers for a summery, boho style, or go for a layered bob if you prefer shorter hair. Gathering your hair above your head can create an elegant look that makes your face and neck appear longer and thinner. Try a high bun or use hairpins to pin the sides and back of your hair up and let your curls fall down from above. While brushing permed hair too much can make it frizzy, gently brushing the ends of your hair can give it a softer, less coiled look. This can work especially well with long, tight curls. Loosely gathering your hair towards one side of your neck can keep your hair in control while still showing off your curls. Part your hair slightly to the side and use a hair tie to secure it in a ponytail, braid or bun. When you want to keep your hair out of your face or try a more professional, restrained look, tie back just the top half of your hair, above your ears, and leave the rest down. For an especially dramatic effect, pull the top half back tightly so that it appears straight and sleek, and brush out the bottom half to give it extra body.
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One-sentence summary -- Do a side-sweep for a casual, retro look. Go for a blunt cut and a center part for dramatic effect. Accent your perm with bangs. Try a layered cut for a light, breezy look. Wear a high ponytail or bun to add length to your face. Brush out the ends of long hair to make it appear softer and lighter. Try a low side bun or ponytail. Pull back just the top half of your hair.

If you're unable to use your tablet's buttons or a palm swipe, you can download a free app that will allow you to take screenshots: Open your Android's {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png\/26px-Androidgoogleplay.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":531,"bigWidth":"26","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon
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<\/p><\/div>"} Play Store. Tap the search bar. Type in screenshot easy. Tap Screenshot Easy in the results menu. Tap INSTALL. Tap OPEN in the Google Play Store, or tap the camera-shaped Screenshot Easy app icon in your Android's App Drawer. Doing so allows Screenshot Easy to access and save photos. You may be prompted to start capturing. If so, tap CANCEL before continuing. The switch will turn blue, indicating that a camera-shaped icon will appear on your tablet's screen even when the Screenshot Easy app is minimized. It's a blue button at the top of the screen. This turns on the screenshot feature for Screenshot Easy. Open the app, screen, or page on which you want to take a screenshot. It should be in the top-left corner of the screen. Doing so will take your screenshot and, after a few seconds, open the screenshot in the Screenshot Easy app. Once the screenshot opens, you can save the screenshot to your tablet's Gallery by doing the following: Tap in the top-right corner of the screen. Tap Save. Tap Save as. Tap Android when prompted. Tap SAVE when prompted. You'll find your screenshot in the "Downloads" folder of your tablet's Gallery app: Open your tablet's Gallery app. Tap ALBUMS at the top of the screen. Tap the Downloads folder. Tap your screenshot to open it. It may take the screenshot a few seconds to render full quality. When you're ready to turn off the screenshot icon, re-open the Screenshot Easy app, then tap STOP CAPTURE at the top of the screen. An ad will usually play after disabling the screenshot icon. You can skip the add by minimizing or closing the Screenshot Easy app.
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Download the Screenshot Easy app. Open Screenshot Easy. Tap ALLOW when prompted. Tap the grey "OVERLAY ICON" switch . Tap START CAPTURE. Tap START NOW when prompted. Go to the item you want to screenshot. Tap the camera icon. Save your screenshot. View your screenshot. Disable the screenshot icon when done.