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100cameras Featured on NBC News New York
100cameras is a nonprofit organization that identifies children living in unjust conditions and gives them cameras to document their lives. Their photo narratives are used to raise awareness and capital to meet physical needs and empower sustainable growth within their community. When you purchase one of the children's photos, 100percent of that money is given back to the partner organization.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 8:11PM | by Tyler Ginter 
Thanks to Winn Collier from halogentv.com for posting the following article about 100cameras:
Click Here to Read the Original Article at HalogenTV
A picture is worth 1,000 words, goes the old adage. This is every bit the truth for children who have experienced such trauma or injustice that they simply have no words to explain what they have seen and endured. But these children need to tell their stories. And we need to hear them.
You are invited to an evening with 100cameras.
In one year, we have completed two photography projects and plan to launch our third later this summer. Join us as we celebrate the growth of our organization together and announce our upcoming project.
Wednesday, June 23
7pm-10pm
Truffles TriBeCa 34 Desbrosses St, #702
New York, New York
*This fundraiser will be a night to benefit the work of 100cameras & to utilize photography to empower sustainable change for children & their communities.
Tyler Ginter
Our TriBeCa terrace fundraiser was a huge success! To date we have raised over our target goal of $10,000
Thank you for all who came out to support 100cameras and launch project003.
hey future 100cameras team.
did you know that there are over 8 million orphaned children in sudan and uganda? 80 of them live in st. bartholomew's orphanage in kajo keji, sudan. children here are in dire need of basic necessities like food, education and medicine. watch this video and check out how you can make a difference for our orphans.
the children will thank you.
video by: anthony wojtkowiak
