Cranford Photographer To Donate All Proceeds To Harvey Victims

CRANFORD, NJ — Teresa Mansbach, a Cranford photographer, will be donating 100 percent of all profits for mini photo sessions scheduled on Sunday.

“I was just seeing everything on the news and I wanted to do something nice,” Mansbach told Patch. “I figured I could do this and families would be able to make a fun day out of it and take photos for a very good price.”

Mansbach is hosting a Hurricane Harvey Relief Photo Sessions from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for $110 at Hanson Park in Cranford.

Each session includes one 16x20 inch heirloom quality canvas and three high resolution (3300pixels on the long edge) images in a password protected gallery that will be emailed.

A total of 100 percent of all the profits from the $110 sign up cost and 50 percent of all the profits from any additional sales will be donated to the Houston Food bank.

Mansbach chose the Houston Food Bank because it is America’s largest food bank in distribution to its network of 600 hunger relief charities in 18 southeast Texas counties.

“These sessions are going to be simple, genuine representations of you and your family,” Mansbach posted on her website.

To schedule a slot on Sunday or for more information visit www.teresamansbach.com/harvey.

(Image via Teresa Mansbach)

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