Lee Spencer Photography will host the third annual “Picture Party” on Friday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at their studio, 440 North Main Street, Suite B.
“Last year we raised a little over $2,000 to give to Wishes Can Happen. My goal is to raise $5,000 this year” said event organizer Tammy Spencer.
The day includes a cash cube, food, bake sale, face painting and other family-friendly activities.
There will be a gift-giving tree, raffle and door prizes.
Attendees can have free wacky Facebook pictures taken and instantly uploaded to Facebook. Stop by and have a free picture taken in your own wacky costume or use the studio-provided props and then watch it on Facebook.
Wishes Can Happen is a local nonprofit volunteer organization that grants wishes to local children who have been diagnosed with life threatening illnesses. The organization was founded in North Canton over two decades ago.
“We are asking for your support to help make one child’s wish come true,” Spencer said. Donations of products and services are still needed. Contact Spencer at 330-499-1665.
Lee Spencer Photography will host the third annual “Picture Party” on Friday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at their studio, 440 North Main Street, Suite B.
“Last year we raised a little over $2,000 to give to Wishes Can Happen. My goal is to raise $5,000 this year” said event organizer Tammy Spencer.
The day includes a cash cube, food, bake sale, face painting and other family-friendly activities.
There will be a gift-giving tree, raffle and door prizes.
Attendees can have free wacky Facebook pictures taken and instantly uploaded to Facebook. Stop by and have a free picture taken in your own wacky costume or use the studio-provided props and then watch it on Facebook.
Wishes Can Happen is a local nonprofit volunteer organization that grants wishes to local children who have been diagnosed with life threatening illnesses. The organization was founded in North Canton over two decades ago.
“We are asking for your support to help make one child’s wish come true,” Spencer said. Donations of products and services are still needed. Contact Spencer at 330-499-1665.
