Photo classes need digital, film cameras
Published Sep 1, 2008
If you have a digital or film camera you no longer use, consider donating it to Brophy for photo students to use. Any digital or film cameras (automatic or manual) will be put to good use by budding photographers.
All donations are tax deductable. Please e-mail Mr. Mica Mulloy at mmulloy@brophyprep.org for more information or to make a donation.
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