Kellogg, a sophomore speech communications major from Adams Center, spent his summer traveling the East Coast to find people in need of help. His plan was a simple one, though quite grand: help others in whatever way he could.

Armed with only his 2000 Nissan Altima, a video camera, a BlackBerry, a laptop, a GPS unit, a small tent, a diary and about $1,000, his plan took him from Central New York down to Key West and back again.

Kellogg traveled approximately 10,000 miles in 50 days, performing more than 100 different random acts of kindness while living out of his own car most of the time. Some of his unselfish acts included changing flat tires, splitting logs for folks who heated their homes with wood, blacktopping driveways and providing emotional support to a gentleman that was grieving the loss of his wife.

The presentation is free, and the public is invited to attend.