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As Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation — and Sport Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer — Thomas A. Abraham represented a cause that is at the heart of what we stand for: inclusion, dignity, and opportunity for all.
His run at the TCS Sydney Marathon 2025 was a tribute to the courage and focus of the athletes of USA Blind Soccer, whose determination continues to inspire us.
#TCSSydneyMarathon2025 #USABlindSoccer #BlindSoccer #ChampioningTheUnseen #InclusionThroughSport #ARAFoundation
This Thanksgiving, we give thanks for the power of community, compassion, and service—the values that unite us and remind us why we give.
#Thanksgiving #Gratitude #CommunityImpact #ARAFoundation
Sport Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer & Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation Thomas A. Abraham presented Commissioner Kirk R. Menendez with a USA Blind Soccer jersey in recognition of his steadfast support of the USA Paralympic blind soccer team.
#ChampioningTheUnseen #USABlindSoccer #BelieveTheImpossible #ParalympicSport #LeadershipInAction
We are grateful to The Log for sharing this story highlighting our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham ’71, and his recent audience with His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.
Read the full feature: www.thelogcchs.com/post/thomas-abraham-71-represents-columbus-spirit-in-meeting-with-the-pope
#ARAFoundation #ColumbusAlumni #Community
Our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham, at the PAMM Corporate Luncheon, where the conversation reflected on the meaningful ways art and sport can inspire connection and expand opportunities for inclusion.
We are grateful for the work of Pérez Art Museum Miami in creating spaces where creativity and community thrive.
#ARAFoundation #PAMM #MiamiCulture #ArtsInTheCommunity #InspirationThroughArt
Anthony R. Abraham Foundation Board Member Nancy Bailey visited the Marian Center—a place that has been changing lives for more than six decades.
Founded 62 years ago by nuns from Turin, Italy, the Marian Center provides exceptional care and education for individuals with special needs. In addition to its residential program, the center welcomes more than 90 students daily for adult training, where participants create jewelry and artwork sold to support their programs.
During the visit, Nancy met with Dorothy Norton, Executive Director Maria Fogerty, Resident Manager Sister Filomena, and Executive Director Sister Lidia Valli to see firsthand the creativity and compassion that define this remarkable community.
The visit included a stop at the school’s chapel, which carries a special story—it was once where Coach Don Shula came to pray before football practice. It also featured a showcase of student artwork inspired by the style of artist Romero Britto, who recently spent time with the students.
The Marian Center remains a beacon of care, faith, and empowerment for children and adults with special needs. The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to support its mission.
#ARAFoundation #MarianCenter #CommunityImpact #InclusionThroughCare #FaithInAction #RomeroBritto
No School for me Tommrow @Sister Filomama Ivelisse Fonrodona I feel Sick I have a Cold I have a Cough Please Pray for me Okay ?
Hi Sister Filma I don't Feel Good I'm 😷 Can I stay home Tonight and Sleep Tonight and Sleep Tommrow sleep late tomorrow I have A have a score Throat When I have no school tomorrow Tommrow morning I don't want to go not Tommrow Morning I Feel Worst bad My voice feels awful I don't feel well It's sounded Bad The Lady gave me a bad cold 🥶 the lady with a mask 😷 she gave me a cold Vison Church She was sick today I don't feel good tonight My Voice it's gone I miss High When it's Coming back ? Can I stay in Bed please From Kari