From Steven Jablonski:
This April 19-21, 2024, I will be riding in the Face of America Cycling Challenge to Gettysburg, benefiting non-profit World T.E.A.M. This inspiring two-day ride unifies civilians with both retired and active military, first responders, and adaptive military veterans and civilians from across North America and beyond.
Last year’s ride was the best ever, riding with my son Jack. That is until this year, I’m going to ride with both of my boys (Jack and Jay, ages 26 & 17)! Their grandfathers served in the Marines and in the Army.
Our team raised $10,000+ in last year’s ride and are looking to do it again. Please find it in your heart to donate any amount! All donations (regardless of amount) are greatly appreciated!
Approximately one in eight people in the United States have some form of a disability. Over 706,000 members of the American Armed Forces are seeking or receiving service-related injury compensation since 2001. World T.E.A.M. recognizes these exceptional service members and makes a special effort to provide exceptional outdoor sporting challenges, and support to injured veterans.
For more than 25 years, World T.E.A.M. has used athletics to challenge men, women, and children with disabilities to accomplish goals they never thought possible. In all programs – whether mountain climbing, biking, whitewater rafting or many other sports – both adaptive and able-bodied participants are included.
Please support my effort by donating towards my fundraising goal to change a life. Please visit https://wtsevent.org/faceofamerica/support/#teamJABO to donate.
Thank you and czolem!