Inaugural Autism Awareness Day fundraiser by Stacey Muller Photography raises $600
- Tamara Botting
- Apr 23
- 1 min read
Ahead of Autism Awareness Day on April 2, Stacey Muller offered mini photo sessions at her Brantford studio for a minimum donation of $20 for Lansdowne Children’s Centre.
After the fundraiser, Stacey wrote on social media, “Because of YOU, we raised $600 in our very first year – and that’s something to be proud of. This wasn’t just about photos or sessions… it was about showing up, supporting families, and contributing to something that truly matters in our community.”
Stacey said the fundraiser will be returning next year, “bigger, better, and with one goal: to beat $600 and make an even greater impact. We hope to see you all again.”
Lynda Henriksen, Director of Development and Community Relations for Lansdowne Children’s Centre, had previously called Stacey’s fundraiser “a heartfelt, meaningful initiative … a beautiful testament to the power of community and the deeply personal connections formed between families and the staff at Lansdowne Children's Centre. Seeing a parent turn their personal journey into a beacon of hope and support for others is truly inspiring.”
If you’d like more information about how to support the life-changing work happening every day at Lansdowne, please reach out to Lynda at 519-753-3153, ex. 221 or email LHenriksen@lansdownecc.com
Stacey Muller's decision to use her photography skills to raise $600 for autism awareness is inspiring, especially for a first-year event. It's also great to hear she's already planning to make it bigger next year. For anyone looking to accept donations or send money quickly across borders for fundraising or personal support, it might be helpful to check out sendwave reviews to see if it's a reliable option. Having a simple way to transfer funds can make supporting causes like this even easier.