This document provides sample interview questions for someone participating in a Byte Night event. The questions focus on why the person decided to get involved, how they learned about Byte Night, whether they would recommend participating, how Byte Night helps the homeless, how the charity was founded, how the public can help, what it's like to sleep outside, and what their experiences with the charity have been like. The questions are meant to provide personal insights as well as encourage audience participation and donations.

1. Interview
Techniques

2. Why did you decide to participate in Byte Night events?
This question is important because the person being interviewed can
give their personal and honest reason why they joined, be it because
it seemed fun or they had personal experiences or relations with the
cause.
How did you come across Byte Night?
Tis questions helps the audience understand how they can possibly
find more information or that they can join for any reason, be it being
recommended by a friend or coming across it online.
Would you recommend participating in the events, and
why?
This question is important, as it could encourage the audience to
participate, or donate.

3. How does Byte Night help the homeless?
This question is very important, because the
audience will know and understand how their
donations physically help Byte Night and homeless
individuals.
How was Byte Night founded?
I think this is an important question because it will
help give some background on the charity, as well
as some interesting history.
How can the public help?
The audience may be interesting in helping and
donating, or maybe have some ideas or friends to
refer to.

4. What is it like sleeping outside?
This question, although it can be quite indelicate, is
important because the audience is probably
curious and wanting to hear what it’s like to
willingly experience sleeping outside.
What are you experiences with the charity like?
This question is important because it can help the
audience understand what the charity community
is like, possibly further engaging interest with the
article and possible donators.