As a professional nosy person with a camera and microphone, Cherry has a knack for turning strangers into friends, a skill she uses to unveil the extraordinary in the ordinary. Having made St Neots her home, she grew curious about the people she encountered daily—the dreamers, the quiet contributors, the strangers whose stories often go untold. Her 100 Faces of St Neots project, now 20 stories in, provides a platform for these narratives. With $500, Cherry plans to create a dedicated website to archive these stories, ensuring they're freely accessible, and purchase SD cards to continue capturing the lives of the remaining 80 individuals. This isn't just about documentation; it's about giving people the chance to be seen and remembered. A grandchild might one day uncover a grandparent’s story, or a passerby might find inspiration in a familiar stranger's tale. A hundred faces, a hundred stories—each one a testament to the power of being seen.