A nonprofit that documents inspiring true stories of people that have overcome adversity
In this new blog series, we check in with several of our past Fotolanthropy recipients and their Fotocrew members. In the Fotolanthropy Film “A Gray Faith”, photographer Taylor Lord and cinematographer Claire Huntsberger captured some of the final precious moments for the Heard family, as young father and author Andrew Heard succumbed to his battle with […]
Fotolanthropy Film: Dance In The Rain from Fotolanthropy on Vimeo. We are so excited to share an update on Bayleigh Phillips, the story of a young teenager with an inoperable brain tumor. When the Fotolanthropy team traveled to Birmingham, Alabama to document Bayleigh’s story with photographer Leslie Kerrigan & filmmaker Chris Bartelski, she was a young […]
For parents of the every one in 68 children born with autism, it is a scenario all too familiar. A seemingly normal toddler slowly begins to exhibit different behaviors that increase over time. Parents Seth and Melanie, processed the diagnosis of their son William in two very different ways. But it was Seth’s rally to become his son’s biggest advocate that has impacted not only the Fowler family, but families all over the world dealing with autism.
Please join Fotolanthropy tomorrow as we celebrate Travis is alive day and release the NEW TRAILER for Travis: A Soldier’s Story!
Following the loss of her husband LCDR Dale due to the CG 6535 helicopter accident, Teresa found herself the single mother of two boys. As they continue to navigate the waters of grief, Teresea and her sons Evan and Emmett chose a special way to remember their heroic husband and father.
Fotolanthropy, Altar’d State and Seniorologie are sooooo excited to announce the winner of our Teen Fotostory. All of the nominations were so inspiring and we are so grateful to have gotten to know each of these amazing teens.
Today’s nominee’s story caught my breath when I first began reading it. Each of the stories we have featured this week have touched me in different ways and this one is no different. Please take the time to read Ashleigh’s story and send her some prayer and encouragement as she has been through something so […]
