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WPPI_2013_factsheet_online.pdf

WPPI_2013_prospectus.pdf

WPPI_2013_contract_updated.pdf

WPPI_2012_Conf_Schedule.pdf

Exhibitor Service Manual website

WPPI_2013_Exhibitor_Service_Manual.pdf

WPPI_2013_Sponsorship_MenuFINAL.pdf

WPPI_RegistrationPrices_2013.pdf

tips_effective_presentations.pdf

wppi2013_speaker_faq.pdf

day_inthe_life_pdf_2012.pdf

Photolanthropy: Appalachia Service Project

Photolanthropy
(noun. the desire to promote the welfare of others through photography)

Photographer: Sharon Rentz (www.sharonrentzphotography.com)

Charity: Appalachia Service Project (ASP, www.asphome.org) provides one of the most rewarding structured service opportunities in the nation—bringing thousands of volunteers from around the country to rural Central Appalachia to repair homes for low-income families. The core mission of ASP is to make homes warmer, safer and drier.
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Photolanthropy: Syrian Shrine Circus Clowns

Photolanthropy
(noun. the desire to promote the welfare of others through photography)
Photographer: Molly Grosse (www.mollygrossephotography.com)
Charity: Syrian Shrine Circus Clowns (www.syrianclowns.com)

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Photolanthropy: Brides for the Cure

Photolanthropy
(noun. the desire to promote the welfare of others through photography)
Charity: Brides for the Cure (Benefiting Susan G Komen for the Cure): www.bridesforthecure.net

Photographer: Dale Benfield (www.benfieldphotography.net)Read the Full Story »