The Memories fund
This brand new initiative...
by Kailey Edwards Photography strives to give back to the community in a way that will stand the test of time.
For every single photoshoot on K.E.P.’s books, a portion of the profit will go into a fund specifically for those who need to create happy and lasting memories without the financial stress.
K.E.P. is dedicated to providing these photoshoots twice a year (with the hope for growth in years to come) to families who are nominated by YOU!
In the past 4 years, my photography has led me in ways I never expected. I’ve taken photos of families whose loved one has terminal cancer and passed away 2 weeks after our photoshoot. I regularly do photoshoots for pets who are crossing the rainbow bridge the next day. Other families are grieving the loss of something, whether that be another person or loss of belongings in a flood or fire.
And I often do photoshoots for folks who are simply doing amazing things in their community and deserve recognition in the form of a professional photoshoot!
I know these types of photoshoots can be tough at times; but, my hope and goal is to keep the energy upbeat, positive, and with lots of laughter. All of my clients in the past have stated how thankful they are to have these photos, and I’m excited to be able to now have it as a core part of my business model.
If you have a nomination, please click here to find a specific contact form for The Memories Fund.
the memories fund
by Kailey Edwards Photography strives to give back to the community in a way that will stand the test of time.
For every single photoshoot on K.E.P.’s books, a portion of the profit will go into a fund specifically for those who need to create happy and lasting memories without the financial stress.
K.E.P. is dedicated to providing these photoshoots twice a year (with the hope for growth in years to come) to families who are nominated by YOU!
In the past 4 years, my photography has led me in ways I never expected. I’ve taken photos of families whose loved one has terminal cancer and passed away 2 weeks after our photoshoot. I regularly do photoshoots for pets who are crossing the rainbow bridge the next day. Other families are grieving the loss of something, whether that be another person or loss of belongings in a flood or fire.
And I often do photoshoots for folks who are simply doing amazing things in their community and deserve recognition in the form of a professional photoshoot!
I know these types of photoshoots can be tough at times; but, my hope and goal is to keep the energy upbeat, positive, and with lots of laughter. All of my clients in the past have stated how thankful they are to have these photos, and I’m excited to be able to now have it as a core part of my business model.
If you have a nomination, please click here and fill out the contact form for The Memories Fund.