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Sharing & getting involved

Can I use photos of Drake and Vivian when I share their story?

Yes, when sharing to raise awareness or support the trial. Please use images from the press kit at /press/, credit "Drake Rayden Foundation," and don't alter them or use them for other fundraising.

The family wants Drake and Vivian's story seen, and photos help. To share responsibly, please use the images in our press kit, which the family has approved for public use. Credit them as "Photo courtesy of the Drake Rayden Foundation."

A few simple guidelines: share the photos to raise awareness or support the gene therapy campaign; don't crop out faces, add filters that change meaning, or use them in memes; and don't use them to raise money anywhere other than the foundation's official channels. If you're ever unsure, ask first.

Some photos you may see online, such as images taken by news outlets, belong to those photographers or publications. Please share those by linking to the original story rather than downloading and reposting them.

Journalists, creators, and organizations who need high-resolution images or a specific photo can email [email protected]. Creators can also find tips on our page for creators.

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Sources: Saving Drake and Vivian (GoFundMe updates)

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