Beyond The Lens Project: The Philip A. Droulia Foundation

Today marks year 6 of Philip's passing. We share his story to de-stigmatize substance use disorder & to inspire others to lean on creativity in times of hardship.

Philip was a wildly talented photographer and now we celebrate those gifts through helping children at accredited recovery high school's across the country find passion & purpose through the arts and humanities.

To aid us in our mission, please consider making a donation in Philip's honor today via the link in bio. Donations are available through Venmo, Zelle, and Paypal. 💜

Happy Heavenly Birthday to our dear Philip. We love you and miss you every day. Your infectious energy is shining through the creative legacy you left for those that need it most. ❤️

We encourage you to please donate in memory of Philip today. Our mission is to help students with substance use disorder find passion and purpose through curated arts and humanities programs. Link in bio to donate!

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Empowering youth to find creativity, purpose, and healing through the arts & humanities.

We're here to change kids lives. Help us with our mission this by donating via the link in bio or heading to www.beyondthelensproject.org

Remember to donate to Beyond The Lens Project: The Philip A. Droulia Foundation this 💜

Philip's eye for landscape photography was truly remarkable. We want to continue to spread his talent and creativity to the world, which is exactly what we aim for here at 💜

With every donation, you are helping us change adolescents lives. You can read more about our mission at www.beyondthelensproject.org

Kindness, empathy, and compassion are so important. You never know what someone is struggling with 💜

This is your sign to do an act of random kindness this Giving Tuesday (tomorrow, Nov. 28) by donating to causes that are important to you or make a difference in the world! You can donate to through the link in bio.

Friendly reminder that Giving Tuesday is tomorrow.

Please consider donating to - so we can continue to implement arts & humanities curriculums at accredited-recovery high schools for adolescents struggling with SUD (Substance Use Disorder). Ultimately, helping them find purpose and passion through their own creativity. 💜

SAVE THE DATE: This please consider supporting our non-profit. We honor Philip’s many talents, in particular, photography. Beyond The Lens Project shines a unique light on addiction recovery through creative expression in the Arts and Humanities in select accredited and licensed recovery high schools, in memory of Philip. Watch for our Fundraiser launch on Tuesday, November 28

In the right light and at the right time, everything is extradordinary.

Thank you to for honoring Philip in his latest poetry publication. Cullen also raised donations for Beyond The Lens Project during his book release.

We couldn't think of a better way to pay tribute to Philip. Sadly, today marks 5 years without him.

Please consider making a donation in his name today so that we can support the youth at accredited recovery high schools around the nation.

We love you Philip 🤍

Happy Thursday! Here is another gorgeous shot from to inspire you today.

A reminder to all of our fighters out there, do something extraordinary today 💜

Philip had an eye for the little details. Which is why we love sharing and sharing his art with the world!

Cara Delevigne found connection through 12-step. Here at Beyond The Lens Project, we strive to create community and connection amongst our students whom experience the enrichment of the Philip A. Droulia photography studio. Our goal is to curate photography studios around the country through accredited recovery schools.

Will you help us? Donate today through the link in bio via Paypal or Venmo to aid our mission.

Philip's landscape photography is a part of the curriculum at the Philip A. Droulia photography studio at The Bridge Way School in Philadelphia, PA. Are you a licensed and accredited recovery high school? Head to our website to apply for our studio grant, so your students can express their creativity through the arts and humanities.

Read more about the fentanyl epidemic at www.dea.gov. Be safe and remember to donate to our mission to help adolescents with SUD (Substance Use Disorder) find passion-filled purpose through the arts and humanities at select accredited recovery schools around the US.

3/10: a poem in honor of Philip's birthday today ❣️

Please like and share with your communities to spread our efforts in establishing photography studios for students at accredited recovery high schools across the USA.

Words matter and we are here to to be your resource. Learn more about preffered language at www.nida.nih.gov

One of our favorite streets in NOLA 🤍

Head to our site to learn how you can help us, help students struggling with substance use dissorders through the arts and humanities. Let's create a brand new ending.

One step at a time.

You can read more about addiction and our efforts to destigmatize it at www.shatterproof.org, a helpful resource for those wanting to learn more about those healing from SUD (Substance Use Dissorder).

A family favorite, a crisp (glass bottle) Coca Cola! Philip's photos often signaled a homage to his family, finding inspiration through places, things, and people. This is a favorite for sure!

there is no such thing as failure 💜

Another gorgeous array of color from ❤️ Link in bio to donate to Beyond The Lens so that you can make a difference in youths battling Substance Use Disorder through the arts & humanities.

Exciting news! You can now apply for our "Philip A. Droulia Photography Studio Grant".

Are you an accredited recovery high school in the USA looking to add a creative outlet to your student's curriculum? Make sure to head to the link in our bio, head to our website, and click on "Grant Application" to submit your application for a chance to receive a $10,000 grant from Beyond the Lens Project.

Meet our Board of Directors! You can head to our site to read more about each member and their roles and learn how you can donate through the link in bio.

A big part of our mission is to de-stigmatize addiction and help others understand how to address their loved ones that may be struggling with SUD (Substance Use Disorder). Read the following slides to understand how to correectly approach your loved one and what language you should be using.