The Pablove Foundation

There were some 50 press photographers covering the Golden Globes' red carpet for magazines, websites, news services, and photo agencies all over the world, filling four staggered bleacher rows. And then there was one more: a nine-year-old girl, standing at the end of the carpet, behind a small sign that read PABLOVE.

Lucky Livermore, 14 years old, representing The Pablove Foundation, was the youngest photographer among the press covering the red carpet parade before the recent HFPA Grants Dinner, but he had no match in courage and life experience. Pablove teaches photography to children with cancer, using the HFPA grant to provide cameras and lessons to hundreds of youngsters across the country.

HFPA GranteeThe Pablove Foundation’s Shutterbug program provides children with pediatric cancer a chance to learn how to be photographers through workshops and summer camps. “We do a gallery show at the end of every session”, says JoAnn Thrailkill, president of Pablove: “And we sell out with our kids’ prints every time.

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