The Perfect Exposure Project is a program anchored in collaboration, innovation, and creativity. In order to supplement the work of the Artists Helping Animals program, the Perfect Exposure Project empowers shelter/rescue staff and volunteers directly with skill-building workshops.
Animal welfare organizations are given 2 full days of hands-on training, as well as studio photography equipment (thanks to our sponsors at Savage Universal), and a healthy dose of inspiration to help them positively and effectively promote the animals in their care. Great attention is given to make each workshop fit the needs and resources of the hosting organization, with the goal of making each component of the training sustainable and effective for the long-term.
The Perfect Exposure Project began in 2013 with two pilot workshops at Animal Care Centers of New York and Animal Care and Control Team of Philadelphia.
Since then, we've done an additional 57 workshops throughout the U.S. Each year, the requests for the program exceed our reach, so we take applications twice a year to determine where workshops will be held. The next round of applications is slated to open in June 2020.
The Perfect Exposure Project is 100% reliant on grant funding and the generosity of our incredible donors. This limits the number of free workshops we can provide each year. If your organization is interested in sponsoring a Perfect Exposure Project workshop in your own community, please contact us!
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