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Monday, April 27, 2009
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PURCHASE A GIFT CERTIFICATE BY MOTHERS DAY AND RECEIVE DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN VALUE!
example
You Pay $250 and you will receive $500
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OR
I want you all to see how cute theses frames are!
Purchase a portrait session in the month of May and to celebrate Mothers day you will receive a FREE 8x10 whimsical or classic frame.
CALL TODAY!
525-4113
PURCHASE A GIFT CERTIFICATE BY MOTHERS DAY AND RECEIVE DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN VALUE!
example
You Pay $250 and you will receive $500
WOW THAT IS AN AWESOME OFFER!
CALL NOW 525-4113
WHAT A GREAT GIFT!
THEY DO NOT EXPIRE!
OR
I want you all to see how cute theses frames are!
Purchase a portrait session in the month of May and to celebrate Mothers day you will receive a FREE 8x10 whimsical or classic frame.
CALL TODAY!
525-4113
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Fun with the High School Seniors!
I Had so much fun with these girls! They are beautiful and I looking forward to fun with more Seniors!
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Local photographer uses business to help charities
WE MADE THE NEWSPAPER!
to see the actual article with pictures
By Jeremy Twitchell
Mon, Feb 9, 2009 (2:49 p.m.)
Image
Heather Cory
Michelle McDermott, a portrait photographer, shows one of the calendars her company uses to help charities.
Click to enlarge photo
Heather Cory
Michelle McDermott shows off her cards at her photo studio in Henderson.
More information
For more information, visit www.inspiredbykinder.com or call 525-4113.
When photographer Michelle McDermott began doing specialty shots of children and families, it wasn't long before she wanted to share the images she captured in a book.
Her initial goal was to get the book published and see it on the shelves at Barnes and Noble, but after seeing how other authors were turning their work to charitable purposes as a way to get it published, McDermott decided that route would be more rewarding.
So she started a side business out of her Green Valley studio, Inspired by Kinder, which sells charitable sponsorships. McDermott said her new company buys simple items like blankets for cancer patients or thank-you cards and calendars that feature her photos of children posed as angels, then resells them to companies and organizations and places their logo on the items they buy.
Half of the proceeds go to the company's or organization's charity of choice, and the group that purchased the items can then donate them, give them away to clients or resell them as fundraisers.
"Rather than just going for Barnes and Noble, you go for charity," McDermott said.
Though Inspired by Kinder is not a nonprofit organization, McDermott said companies and organizations that buy the items will be able to give the charity's portion directly to the charity, so it is still tax deductible.
"(Companies) are getting their social responsibility done, they're getting brand recognition, and half the proceeds are going to charity," she said.
McDermott said she got the idea for Inspired by Kinder while working with the Flashes of Hope program at Sunrise Children's Hospital. The program unites photographers and make-up artists who donate their time to take professional studio pictures of children fighting cancer for their families.
The way patients reacted to even the simplest gift made her think that companies would want to participate in a giving program that would not only give money, but simple gifts that could brighten a day of someone who needs it, McDermott said.
"It's incredible how excited (the children) got for anything — to get their picture taken, to receive a gift — it's amazing," she said.
Jeremy Twitchell can be reached at 990-8928 or jeremy.twitchell@hbcpub.com.
to see the actual article with pictures
By Jeremy Twitchell
Mon, Feb 9, 2009 (2:49 p.m.)
Image
Heather Cory
Michelle McDermott, a portrait photographer, shows one of the calendars her company uses to help charities.
Click to enlarge photo
Heather Cory
Michelle McDermott shows off her cards at her photo studio in Henderson.
More information
For more information, visit www.inspiredbykinder.com or call 525-4113.
When photographer Michelle McDermott began doing specialty shots of children and families, it wasn't long before she wanted to share the images she captured in a book.
Her initial goal was to get the book published and see it on the shelves at Barnes and Noble, but after seeing how other authors were turning their work to charitable purposes as a way to get it published, McDermott decided that route would be more rewarding.
So she started a side business out of her Green Valley studio, Inspired by Kinder, which sells charitable sponsorships. McDermott said her new company buys simple items like blankets for cancer patients or thank-you cards and calendars that feature her photos of children posed as angels, then resells them to companies and organizations and places their logo on the items they buy.
Half of the proceeds go to the company's or organization's charity of choice, and the group that purchased the items can then donate them, give them away to clients or resell them as fundraisers.
"Rather than just going for Barnes and Noble, you go for charity," McDermott said.
Though Inspired by Kinder is not a nonprofit organization, McDermott said companies and organizations that buy the items will be able to give the charity's portion directly to the charity, so it is still tax deductible.
"(Companies) are getting their social responsibility done, they're getting brand recognition, and half the proceeds are going to charity," she said.
McDermott said she got the idea for Inspired by Kinder while working with the Flashes of Hope program at Sunrise Children's Hospital. The program unites photographers and make-up artists who donate their time to take professional studio pictures of children fighting cancer for their families.
The way patients reacted to even the simplest gift made her think that companies would want to participate in a giving program that would not only give money, but simple gifts that could brighten a day of someone who needs it, McDermott said.
"It's incredible how excited (the children) got for anything — to get their picture taken, to receive a gift — it's amazing," she said.
Jeremy Twitchell can be reached at 990-8928 or jeremy.twitchell@hbcpub.com.
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