Help us raise funds for the Women's Cancer FoundationWe are delighted to announce that Storybook Photography by Pierre Mardaga will be supporting the Women's Cancer Foundation which raises funds for ovarian cancer research. This foundation has been running since 1996 and has been totally focused on research in Australia. The Women's Cancer Foundation has raised millions of dollars since it's inception for gynaecological and ovarian cancers. The statistics in Australia today show that 70%of women diagnosed with this cancer do not survive the disease. Currently there is no vaccine or detection programs available which has means that many women are not diagnosed until it is in the advanced stages of the cancer. Unfortunately there is a misconception that pap smear tests and immunisation will cover all of the cancers but it does't. The research taken on by the Women's Foundation for cancer sets out to fund more successful vaccines and more research nurses to save women's lives. Should you wish to make a donation directly to the Women's Cancer Foundation simply head over to their donation page At Storybook photography by Pierre Mardaga I will be donating $1,500 form every book series we complete. At this moment I have a wonderful project about Mothers and daughters that you may feel like being part of. You can sign up on our registration page for your photo shoot.
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Storybook Photography by Pierre Mardaga creates editorialised images for publication in art books.

