#pushamerica

[davidforatlanta]

@daviddreyer really hit home 🏡 tonight in his work to raise disability awareness with the death penalty in the state of Georgia. #daviddryer #statesenator #disabilityawareness #abilities before #disability #teamwork #empathy #integrity #pushamerica #abilityexperience #journeyofhope #davidforatlanta #davidorlandbrown #atlantacitycouncil #atlantacityhall #district5 #flipthe5th #vote #november7th #november7 (at Bondurant Mixson & Elmore)

[jmbatlanta-blog]

2014 Marine Corps Marathon The People's Marathon 

October 26, 2014 - Washington, D.C. U.S.A

It is not too late to contribute to my fundraising efforts for this amazing and patriotic event.  Our efforts are making it so those who want to participate can.  Push America, now known as The Ability Experience, serves people with disabilites across the country.

Please, watch the video and if you can, please consider a $5, $10, or $25 donation.

Thank you to all that have contributed to this effort and I am working diligently to train and be ready to run this 26.2 miles in our Nation's Capital faster and stronger than ever before.

Stay tuned for links that will allow you to track my progress on race day.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS EVENT

Sincerely, Jim Blackburn

[jmbatlanta-blog]

Dear Friends & Brothers:

We are so fortunate to have you - a supporter in our mission to use shared experiences to support people with disabilities...

[humbletumble-blog]

Journey of Hope South 2013

[asumarkie]

ASU's Pi Kappa Phi Goes the Distance

The fraternity members of Pi Kappa Phi are travelling across the nation by bicycle for one sole purpose: to help those with disabilities. Push America, the philanthropic cause of Pi Kappa Phi, allows brothers to participate in various summer events in order to raise awareness and funds for people with disabilities.

Arizona State University Pi Kappa Phi brothers are involved with this event every year because one of the stops on the route is Tempe. Last year seven ASU Pi Kappa Phi brothers participated in Journey of Hope, including ASU senior Dillon Luther, who cycled from Seattle to D.C. last year — just over 4,000 miles through 13 states! According to Luther, pictured upper left throwing the pitchfork, last year Pi Kappa Phi brothers raised more than $700,000 through this effort.

“It's an awesome experience to be able to hang out with the people we are raising money for,” Luther said, “and to celebrate the abilities they have and what they can teach us.”

For more information, visit Pi Kappa Phi's "Push America" page.