The 5th annual Alisha & Dan’s Cornhole Tournament to Benefit the MS Society was yesterday. I have photographed this a few times, and it gets bigger and better each year. This year was a huge success. I am honored to be a small part of it, and the bonus is I get to hang out with so many of my clients and neighbors since it is a Medway event. Congratulations, Alisha and Dan (and all their helpers), on a great night. Huge thanks to the Medway Lions Club, who sponsors me so I can take and share all these photos with the participants. You can check them all out here.

If you would like to donate to this cause, the link here has all the info.

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Just a fun day with friends. Food, Cornhole, and fire. The fire gave me a face to photograph. Happy Fourth.

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The latest works of art from The Bearded Ginger Workshop. I stopped to see Jimmy Pierce before he delivered these Red Sox boards to their new home. Jimmy makes custom Cornhole Boards under his brand The Bearded Ginger. You can check out his work here on his Facebook page, you will also find him at the Medway Farmers Market, Thursdays at Choate Park. These boards are awesome.

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Friends Alisha and Dan have been raising money for MS research for a few years with a fall cornhole tournament. This year being… this year, no tournament, so it is virtual. I will add their link and info below, I know it is a tough year for all, but I wanted to share, no donation is too small. The bonus being bracelets. Awesome bracelets hand made by their daughter Emily. She customizes them as requested, had friends helping her, and is all set up awaiting donations. Mine came in the mail the other day. Mine is blue and white to represent Medway colors. It is a perfect addition to my photographer’s ensemble. Thanks Emily, it’s perfect.

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Click for the Fundraising Link

Fron the Lynns’s: Dan and I have hosted a cornhole tournament for the past 2 years to benefit the MS Society. Some of you may know that 3 generations of family members have been diagnosed with MS. While the game of cornhole is simple, even silly, Multiple Sclerosis is not simple or silly, and we see this as a very personal challenge. It’s also a team effort.

Due to Covid-19, the cornhole tournament will be virtual this year. We would love it if you join our team effort by playing “with us” since it’s a game that can be played at any time, with anyone and anywhere. Grab your family friends or quarantine bubble for some bags and beers…

No amount is too big or too small.