Door Step Snaps up and running for 2022

Wednesday, 30 November 2022 00:00

Local professional photographer, Simon Ward, is back snapping people on their doorsteps in the lead-up to Christmas.

This is the fourth time that Simon has offered the doorstep snaps. His previous efforts, both during Covid lockdowns and since have raised £5,125.

The money raised will be split between two local charities, with both Julias House and the Stars Appeal benefitting.

You have up until December 23rd to get yourself snapped. Simon would like to photograph as many people, families, businesses and local organisations as possible.

Keep an eye on our social media over the next week as Simon is visiting the Salisbury Radio and Love Salisbury office on Endless street to snap some of our team.

All you need to do to get involved is donate to Julias House, the Stars Appeal or both.

Simon said: “There’s no minimum or maximum amount you can donate, and this year more than most money is tight, so all I ask is for you to be as generous as you can. Charities across Britain have struggled with fundraising over the past couple of years, so your support is very much appreciated.”

“Also, if you’d like to donate to Doorstep Snaps but not have your picture taken, that’s fine too!”

Find out more about Simon’s Doorstep Challenge here – https://www.simonwardphotography.com/doorstep-snaps

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