Event Photography
Buckhead Christian Ministry
Event Photography
Project details
What we need
- A photographer who will attend the Organization's event to take photos
- A set of professionally edited, high-resolution images delivered in a digital format suitable for web or print use
- Note: The photographer needs to be available in the same geographical location as the Organization or be willing to travel at own expense
What we have in place
- This is BCM's 21st annual golf tournament. We will have over 38 Sponsors and 120 players. You will be provided a run of show as well as a list of photo shots we'd like. Of course, you're welcome to use your craft as you see fit :)
How this will help
This project will save us $2,998 , allowing us to provide more assistance to families in our community experiencing hunger and homelessness.
Each year Tee It Up sponsors and their guests help at-risk working parents across Atlanta overcome crisis and change the course of their lives and their children's lives. By teaching them money management helping them advance their education and careers and providing other support as needed. BCM gives fragile families the tools they need to become financially secure and adopt a new vision for future. The tournament is held on Sept. 10, 2018 (9a-5p) at Peachtree Golf Club an exclusive course ranked as a U S Top 100 Golf Course.
Project plan
Posted by
Michelle K.
Director of Retail Operations
Our mission
Buckhead Christian Ministry (BCM) provides life-changing services for individuals and families experiencing various stages of hunger or homelessness in Atlanta.
What we do
For 30 years, Buckhead Christian Ministry (BCM) has worked to prevent hunger and homelessness for local people facing life-changing events such as a job loss, a reduction in work hours or a medical problem. By meeting basic needs through our Emergency Assistance Program, as well as providing access to life skills education and support services through our Housing Programs, BCM helps local families, primarily low-income workers, achieve stability and regain self-sufficiency. Community volunteers assist in the delivery of services, bringing hope and compassion to people of all faiths.
BCM serves more than 8,500 individuals of all faiths annually. They are people you encounter on a daily basis -- waitresses, clerks, janitors, and health care assistants -- and reside in metro Atlanta. BCM enjoys a broad base of support from more than 30 churches, as well as individuals, foundations and organizations.
