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Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

Somewhere down the line, “giving back” became associated with punishment, or earning extra credit. Amy Faulkner is out to change all that that. But the Seattle transplant never intended to. In the midst of the recession, and new to the city, Faulkner set her mind to executing creative events for charity, and thus, The World Is Fun was born. (Image: Sunita Martini / Seattle Refined)

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