Tim Rivers Summer Camp Scholarship Fund
On Friday, August 31st 2018 a reception, exhibition and sale of the photographic artwork of the late photojournalist
Tim Rivers was held at Resource Depot.
Proceeds from the sale of Tim's work supports the Tim Rivers Summer Camp Scholarship Fund at Resource Depot to provide financial assistance to youth to attend our summer camp programming. Donations to the fund can also be made directly to Resource Depot.
Tim's work is available for purchase in The TreasuRE so be sure to stop by to take a look!
To donate directly, click the button below. All sales and donations are tax deductible.
For more information about our Summer programs, Click Here.
Samples of Tim Rivers work is below.
A big thank you to every one that has donated so far and to Victoria Preuss who made this all possible!
 Bleeding Heart16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography- SOLD |  Florida Hibiscus16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography- SOLD |  Ruellia16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - SOLD |
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 Gateway Voyager16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - SOLD |  Heliconia II16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography-SOLD |  Poinciana Bud16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - $65 |
 A Turn In Time16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - $65 |  Palm Key West16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - $65 |  Gargoyle I16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - $65 |
 Razor's Edge16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - $65 |  The Edge16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography - SOLD |  Three Hearts16" x 20" Canvas Wrapped Photography -SOLD |
About Tim Rivers
Tim Rivers was an award-winning photojournalist for more than three decades. After a start in his native Vermont, he worked for the former Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel from 1979 to 2007. Following early retirement, he turned his camera toward subtropical nature subjects, capturing images from his xeriscaped Flamingo Park yard in West Palm Beach to public gardens and nature preserves throughout South Florida. After his death in 2015, his longtime partner, Victoria Preuss, cataloged and offered prints of many of his images to the public to benefit nonprofit causes, including this scholarship program.
Website: http://timothyrivers.com/index.html