Louisville/Lexington
chapter

While traveling, I was fortunate to see a (I think) CNN news piece about Flashes of Hope and thought, we need that at our children's hospital; and the rest is history. All photo shoots are very touching to everyone involved, whether it's a child not doing well or one that has just finished treatment. Nothing... { more }

While traveling, I was fortunate to see a (I think) CNN news piece about Flashes of Hope and thought, we need that at our children's hospital; and the rest is history.

All photo shoots are very touching to everyone involved, whether it's a child not doing well or one that has just finished treatment. Nothing more touching than seeing a family receive their Flashes of Hope portfolio and watching the smiles and tears brought to their eyes as they look through the amazing images that our photographers have taken of their child and family. Though we receive many of the accolades (undeserved) it is the photographers, who capture these most touching expressions and the Flashes of Hope/Kick-It staff, working very hard behind the scene that truly deserve the credit for the programs successes.

I'm not sure if this makes sense, but if you are fortunate enough to spend time with a child with cancer, they will change your life forever. That is why I feel blessed to be a Flashes of Hope chapter director, thank you for giving me that opportunity.