President Barack Obama proclaims June 2015 as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month. We are proud to work with companies such as the Anti-violence Project and The Center for Anti-violence education. One thing is for sure, we are all happy to see this progression and will always be supporters.
The North Star Fund helps activists organize, gain visibility and influence, and pursue solutions to the greatest problems facing New York City. We were so happy to be a part of their annual gala and help raise awareness for this worthy cause.
The Booth office standings
-Andres is out of luck picking Maryland as the final winner, but still in the lead with 450 points.
-Barbara picked University of North Carolina as the final winner.
-Chessa is looking great with Kentucky as the final winner with 340 points, so far.
-Ian picked Wisconsin as the final winner. So far he has 400 points.
Either way, we're all excited for tomorrow's games!
The time has come for Ethan and his buddies to pick up where they left off last year. We are absolutely thrilled to snap photos at the 2nd annual E's Biker Buddies event! A big thanks to Ethan's Aunt, Corey for inviting us again this year! E's Biker Buddies is the first ever ALL KIDS Cycle for Survival event where every penny raised goes to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for rare cancer research. Last year E's Biker Buddies raised an astounding $85,000 and this year they want to repeat the magic!
Event Page: http://mskcc.convio.net/goto/EsBikerBuddies
All smiles in a picture from last year's event. Ethan on the bike with his buddies on such a great day!
So exciting to see E's Biker Buddies getting the attention of local celebrities like z100's Elvis Duran and the morning show!
Ethan is a kid with a mission. Too young to throw his own event an official participating Cycle For Survival gym, he threw a KIDS ONLY!!! version. Thanks to his awesome Auntie Corey for inviting us to do our thing. It was a good day.
A benefit for Adam Driver's organization, Arts in the Armed Forces (AITAF) was featured in The New York Times on Sunday. We were asked by AITAF to take video interviews in our video booth during their Veterans Day performance that will be presented to our veterans overseas. Click on the image below to read more:
On Tuesday night, hundreds gathered in Tribeca for the annual My Hero Gala presented by Aid for Aids. The goal was to raise money for aids awareness, research and prevention - and to have fun of course! We loved the energy the crowd brought to The Booth all night. Check out a few of our favorites:
In case you have been wondering what the photo booth experience looks like, here are a few shots generously provided by Kenny Pang of Kenny Pang Photography. There are two staples of our service that are both shown here. First, there is a ton of space in The Booth, so guests can gather large groups of friends to take pictures with, and, second, we provide prints on-site at the time of the event.
