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Teen's Photos Fund Cancer Research
20 Sep
Summary
- Teenager Isabelle Ginsberg held a print sale of her park photographs.
- Proceeds benefited Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
- The fundraiser was inspired by her father's cancer remission.
A Brooklyn teenager has successfully channeled her artistic talents into a significant charitable endeavor. Isabelle Ginsberg, 17, dedicated over a year to photographing Prospect Park, capturing its essence through each season. Her meticulous work documented the park's diverse landscapes and moods.
These carefully curated photographs were later framed and presented at a community print sale. The event aimed to raise crucial funds for cancer research and patient care, a cause close to Ginsberg's heart due to her father's personal health journey.
Ginsberg's father was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2020, a challenging period that inspired her to give back. The community print sale, held on September 13th, featured 30 framed prints, with nearly all being purchased or supported by donations.
The event saw strong community turnout, with many attendees purchasing prints or making additional contributions. Local businesses and a print lab collaborated to support the fundraiser, highlighting a true community effort. The proceeds were donated to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
