Allebach Photography was launched in 2006, but 2014 in North Wales by owner Michael Allebach.
We were forced to shut down because of the Montgomery County lockdown. That meant, despite us operating with so few people, we were unable to continue running our photography studio. We run a VIP Facebook group that has helped us maintain a connection with our very loyal client base, so we’re very much looking forward to resuming our photography.
How has your business been adapting to the challenges presented by the pandemic?
We’ve put a lot of focus into reaching out to our clients to see how they’re holding up. It’s important for us to stay in contact with our clients, as we wouldn’t be anything without them. We’re also in the process of launching a couple new projects that help solve some problems that this current situation has caused.
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Our parish was founded in 2007 and we have moved from shared space in a synagogue in Philadelphia to leased space in Blue Bell to the campus we now own in Flourtown. We have always maintained being inclusive and progressive despite our being Catholic. As Franciscans we also integrate everyone into the life of our community regardless of any limiting or defining factor and are a welcoming place with full integration into the community for LGBTQ persons. We operate a school (infant, pre-k, k) as well as a Historic Cemetery and Friary, too. 
