Rocky Mountain News photojournalist Preston Gannaway spend a week exploring local non-profits for the Rocky Mountain News’s annual “Season to Share” section. She has a multimedia presentation of one man that she spent a day with at one of the agencies profiled.
Gannaway’s project, Remember Me, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for feature photography in 2008.
View her multimedia presentation, Finding Inner Health.
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