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thanks to your support, we were able to give these kids living with cancer an unforgettable summer! check out some favorite moments from our Shutterbugs Summer Camp! ️{WATCH NOW}

Do you know a colleague, friend or relative who is affected by pediatric cancer? Spread the word about Pablove Shutterbugs! Shutterbugs is Pablove’s signature photography program that teaches children and teens living with cancer to express their creativity and find a new outlet during cancer treatment.

All lessons and equipment, including a new professional camera that students get to keep, are provided at no cost to families. Students will learn photography in a nurturing environment while having fun with other kids just like them, who understand the struggles of a cancer diagnosis.

Classes are beginning September 2019. Send the application link to a family you know and encourage them to enroll their child into a Shutterbugs class in their city now!

Online application here  ➡ pablove.org/shutterbugs

Thank you for helping spread the pabLOVE! Stay tuned as we share some of our inspiring student photos and stories!

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Did you know? Childhood cancer is not just one disease. It’s made up of a vast group of diseases, with 12 major types over 100 subtypes. All forms of cancer cause cells in the body to change and grow out of control.

Pablove knows first hand the impact that cancer and cancer treatment can have on families, that’s why we’re on the front lines accelerating breakthroughs in cutting-edge pediatric cancer research and helping to heal patients today through art.

It’s what we call fighting childhood cancer with love.

Pablove Across America riders, meet a very special Shutterbug!

Aksel chose Arts and Crafts as his free time camp activity. Even though he really wanted to go in the pool, he hasn’t learned how to swim yet!

He made the most of his crafting session by printing floral cyanotypes and chatting with Pablove Sports Director, Kerry Quakenbush. Here’s a little message he wanted to share!

When Claire was 5 years old, her parents heard the words that no family wants to hear — “Your child has cancer.” But Claire didn’t let a leukemia diagnosis diminish her smile or dampen her spirit. After hearing about the Pablove Shutterbugs program at their hospital in New Orleans, Claire’s mom enrolled her daughter. She got a chance to learn the art of photography with other kids just like her, living with cancer.

This June, 40 Pablove Shutterbugs Alumni from across the country will descend onto Lake Arrowhead, California for the summer of a lifetime. These deserving children + teens living with cancer will get to enjoy the authentic summer camp tradition, while advancing their photography education in the context of nature — but they need your help!

Give Shutterbugs the Summer of a Lifetime!

This June, kids living with cancer across the country are packing their bags and heading west for a chance to heal, make new friendships and advance their photography skills in nature at Pablove Shutterbugs Alumni Summer Camp.

We need to raise $10,000 to give our Shutterbugs the Summer of a Lifetime — and we need your help to get there! Please give as much as you can to make someone a Happy Camper this June!

Check out this broadcast from Spectrum News 1 featuring our Advanced Class students as they prepare for their upcoming gallery show in Hollywood!

It’s official! Our Pablove Houston Shutterbugs program launched last Saturday!📸

Over 20 students attended the first class — what a turnout!

Calling all Los Angeles tennis players and fans, grab your racquets! You’re invited to join us for a day of non-stop doubles tennis action, all to support childhood cancer research! 🎾 💕

Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Pablove Tennis Classic presented by WME, The Make Yourself Foundation (founded by the band, Incubus), Yoshiki Foundation America and City National Bank.

Put your hands up for Hankskerchiefs! 🙌 🙌🏾 We’re singing a high note of gratitude to Colin Hanks for selecting The Pablove Foundation as the charity beneficiary for his new handkerchief collection! 🎶 This new design in collaboration with Record Store Day bears a hand drawn record player, a homage to the spirit and culture […]

Join us Saturday, April 27th for a Gallery Show to Picture A Cure for childhood cancer!

Give your child or teen the gift of photography while they make lasting friendships and develop their creative voice. 📸💕 Spring classes are starting March 30, 2019. Sign up now for our 5-week program!

Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams is partnering with The Bird & The Bee’s Inara George and Greg Kurstin on the release of “Spark”. The song will launch during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and 100% of the proceeds benefit The Pablove Foundation. The song is being released exclusively on Bandcamp, Tuesday September 12th, and will benefit pediatric cancer, which only receives 3% of research monies.

Download here: pablove.bandcamp.com

Pablove Across America, The Pablove Foundation’s week-long cycling event, is just a couple of weeks away. Our riders and crew will depart San Francisco on October 1 and make their way down to Malibu, pedaling 545 miles over seven days to raise funds for the important work of The Pablove Foundation and to draw attention to the Foundation’s mission. The goal is to raise at least $500,000 to fight childhood cancer and to provide arts education for kids going through treatment. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Produced by Tracy Pion and Michael Blum at Riverstreet Productions, this amazing video features Pablove Shutterbug Mady, Dr. Muller Fabbri, and Pablove Shutterbug mentor Myles. Music by Gracie Abrams and The Bird and the Bee.