The word “prom” evokes all kinds of emotions for all kinds of people. The range falls somewhere between nostalgia, sadness, fondness, mixed in with fear and nervous, sweaty palms! For the girls I am about to tell you about, the word “prom” has recently taken on a whole new meaning. That’s because until recently, a...
If you are a girl (and I’m assuming some of you are), you probably have experienced those glorious moments in your life where you get dressed up, look your best, and actually feel… dare I say it?…. pretty. I’m not sure if we always realize the significance of those “pretty” moments, until we don’t have...
Scottie & Breanna!!! These pictures are making me tear up. I can’t begin to tell you how great it was to meet you at the event! I wish you could have seen the transformations that took place from that Sunday through the rest of the program. You are such a blessing! Let’s get together a talk events soon! xoxoReplyCancel
I love this – so much. I support ethical giving for women and children in Third World Countries in my work (I donate supplies and intangibles – like home birthing kits, baby blankets, literacy training – for every session and wedding I book), and I love LOVE seeing other photographers making a difference, too. One day, I’d love to run something like this Princess Program. What a blessing! You guys rock!ReplyCancel
Do you ever have those experiences that completely transform the tone of your entire day within an instant? That’s how I feel every single time I read my friend Abby’s blog. Now you might be thinking “wow, she must have some really hilarious kids, a very intense home improvement project, or an especially cute little...
yes, i do love this. i love it. abby is another shining example of what Christ-Compassion looks like… that is a great challenge you and scottie are doing. we all need to rouse ourselves from this self-obsessed slumber and apathy that is so prevalent in our culture. God HELP us all to be your hands and feet and hugs and grace and peace to such a hurting world around us.ReplyCancel
Stepping Stones of Hope is an organization that assists families in the grieving process after the loss of a loved one. They provide a first steps program in the initial months following the loss and then encourage members to attend Camp Paz (Peace) about 5-6 months later. Camp Paz attendees are then offered the opportunity...
Branded is a collaboration of Government, Business, Church, and University leaders who have come together to eradicate sexual exploitation of children in Phoenix. Attacking the Problem Churches, law enforcement, government officials, market place leaders, non-profit organizations and passionate individuals have joined forces to fight against the sexual exploitation of children. They have come together to...
Love it, this is such an awesome story! I loved it last year when you did it…and again, making me cry! Nice job guys- beautiful capture of such a unique event!
Once again, both of you are a source of inspiration, not only because of your skills, but your big, big heart to give back 🙂
Awesome stuff!
Such a beautiful story, made me cry! I was wondering, how do I donate dresses and shoes?
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