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16 Nov 2012 1 min read

November 16, 2012

Drew Shannon
November 16, 2012

Sculptural giant children's building blocks spelling 'CHLA' outside Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Volunteer wearing a grey tank top reading 'pablove one another' at a Pablove Foundation event.

Girl wearing a 'Roxy!' paper crown looking at a tablet with a friend at a Pablove Foundation event.

Young girl in a denim jacket getting colorful face paint applied on her forehead at a Pablove Foundation event.

Audience members watching an acoustic guitar performance at a Pablove Foundation event.

Four volunteers in Pablove Foundation shirts, face paint, and paper crowns posing together.

Boy in a spiderweb hoodie with a visitor badge sitting beside glue at an arts and crafts table.

Man in a plaid shirt holding pink paper flowers behind two women at a Pablove Foundation event.

Audience watching a performance before a colorful banner reading 'THE! STORY PIRATES'.

Presentation slide thanking The Pablove Foundation from MassGeneral Hospital for Children.

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of photographing The Pablove Foundation’s Pediatric Brain Tumors Symposium.

To view all the photos from this wonderful event, please visit Pablove’s Facebook Page.

pablove.org

california pablove photo fujifilm x100

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