The Memory Access Program was created from something deeply personal.
As a mom myself, I know how quickly these seasons pass.
I also know that professional photography isn't always accessible for every family, especially during seasons when finances are stretched thin and priorities need to come first.
When I was pregnant with my son, there were photography sessions I would have loved to have, but simply couldn't justify at the time.
That experience stayed with me.
Because while photographs may feel like a luxury in the moment, they often become priceless years later.
What It May Include
The Memory Access Program was created with the belief that meaningful memories deserve to be preserved for every family.
Not just some families.
Not just families with extra room in the budget.
Every family.
The goal of this program is to help make professional photography feel a little more accessible, welcoming, and community-centered.
Throughout the year, opportunities offered through the Memory Access Program may include:
♡ Pay-What-You-Can sessions
♡ Subsidized photography sessions
♡ Sponsored sessions
♡ Community motherhood projects
♡ Special family-focused initiatives
♡ Other accessibility-focused opportunities as they become available
Available opportunities will vary throughout the year depending on capacity, partnerships, and community support.
A Community-Focused Approach
This program isn't based on applications, income requirements, or proving your circumstances.
It's simply rooted in the belief that people deserve to have memories preserved.
My hope is that, over time, this program continues to grow and create meaningful opportunities for families who may not otherwise step in front of a camera.
♡ Stay Connected ♡
Because opportunities through the Memory Access Program are limited and offered periodically throughout the year, announcements are typically shared through the First Dibs Club before being released publicly.
If you'd like to hear about future opportunities, I'd love to have you there.