When the co-founder Cheryl Haggard lost her son in February of 2005, she knew that her family’s healing was going to come by remembering the details about Maddux, not by forgetting that he existed. Her husband contacted a local photographer and eventual co-founder Sandy Puc’ and requested her services in helping to memorialize young Maddux. Over time, memories fade, but these cherished photographs will last for generations and help show the love that was shared between this young boy and his family, no matter how brief his stay on Earth was. From these beginnings, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep was born. Today, the organization encompasses nearly 2,000 photographers worldwide who volunteer their services by creating sensitive images that will last a lifetime. We believe the images of these precious children serve as an important step in the healing process and that this opportunity should be available to all in need regardless of socio-economic statu...