To love, honor, respect and empower the lives of the suffering, hopeless and forgotten. 
At the HEArt & Music Charity Dinner at Britto Palace in support of the Andrea Bocelli Foundation, our Chairman Thomas A. Abraham joined friends and changemakers in celebrating how creativity and compassion can transform lives.
The evening was a powerful reminder of how art, music, and even sport—like blind soccer—can shine a light on the blind and visually impaired and open doors for inclusion.
#AndreaBocelliFoundation #HEArtAndMusic #CommunityThroughArt #ARAFoundation
“Blind soccer is a movement of inclusion, resilience, and hope. Across the United States, incredible efforts are creating opportunities for athletes who are blind or visually impaired—ensuring they can compete, grow, and shine on and off the field.
This photo captures one of those moments: children, educators, coaches, and supporters standing together at the dedication of the first blind soccer mini pitch at Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired—an inspiring milestone the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation was proud to support, showing what’s possible when community comes together.”
—Thomas A. Abraham
Chairman, Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
Sport Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer
#ChampioningTheUnseen
#BlindSoccer #InclusionMatters #USABlindSoccer #SeeWithoutSight #MiamiLighthouse #SportsForAll #USABA
@usaba1 USA Blind Soccer
@themiamilighthouse Miami Lighthouse for the Blind
“The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to stand with Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in this inspiring step forward in the world of inclusive sports.
This blind soccer mini-pitch is more than a field; it’s a place where young athletes continue to discover resilience, teamwork, and the joy of sport regardless of their abilities. Honored to share my words from that day and to keep Championing The Unseen.”
—Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation & Sport Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer
#BlindSoccer #InclusionMatters #MiamiLighthouse #Accessibility #AnthonyRAbrahamFoundation #SportsForAll #ChampioningTheUnseen #USABA
@usaba1 USA Blind Soccer
When corporations sponsor inclusive sports like blind soccer, they’re telling a story—through design, branding, and art—that reflects their values. Partnerships like these bring adaptive sports to a global stage.
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“Twenty-four years ago, I sat in a boardroom when America was attacked. In that moment, we all felt the ground shift beneath our feet.
But from our darkest hour came our brightest truth: We are one people.
We didn't divide by color, race, or creed. We rose as Americans—united by the sacred ideals that bind our hearts together.
On 9/11, ordinary citizens became extraordinary heroes. Firefighters climbed toward danger. Neighbors helped neighbors. Strangers embraced strangers. A nation rose as one.
That spirit lives in us still.
As we approach America's 250th anniversary, let's reclaim what made us the envy of the world—our unity, our courage, our unbreakable spirit.
We are Americans. Inheritors of a revolutionary dream that any person, from any background, can write their own destiny in this land of opportunity.
This is who we are. This is who we've always been.
One nation, under God, indivisible—with our greatest days ahead of us.
God bless America.”
Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
#NeverForget #September11 #Unity #America #OneNation #USA250
“On #September11, we remember not only the lives lost, but the spirit that rose from the ashes—ordinary citizens as heroes, neighbors as family, a nation united. May we never forget, and may we carry that unity forward.” ARA Foundation Chairman Thomas Abraham
#NeverForget
The late Lebanese - American entrepreneur and philanthropist Anthony R. Abraham and his wife Genevieve devoted their lives to helping others through the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation that he founded in 1976. They believed that a life lived for others is a life worth living. And even though they both passed away, the foundation continues to help ease poverty, improve the quality of life for those in need, build sustainable communities, support medical research, and ensure excellence in education and medical care for children, through donations to various non-profit charities across the globe.
The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is now lead by the founder’s son, Thomas G. Abraham, who is serving as Chairman of the board.
For more information about the foundation’s leadership.
Read MoreA life lived for others is a life worth living, so we may as well spend it on something that outlasts us. That is what Anthony and Genevieve Abraham envisioned as they set forth on their journey to grow the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation.
