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A Telly Award Winning Documentary: Boys & Girls Harbor |
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Boys & Girls Harbor provides an oasis of family normalcy, an encouraging environment, and a full-time residence to mistreated children. Founded in 1947, the 200-acre campus in LaPorte, Texas across from Galveston bay has been home to more than 2,000 children since it opened. |
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The nine cottage-homes are anchored by full-time live-in house parents, who care for the kids as if they were their own. With a working farm, gym, computer room and other amenities, the Harbor provides a family-unit security and love to kids who didn't previously have this in their lives. |
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Jim Zura spent two days shooting at the facility and 25 hours of editing to produce a 15-minute documentary, a 4-minute montage, and a 30-second PSA. |
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