Children’s mental health is not a small issue. It is one of the defining challenges of our time. Today, 1 in 5 children in the United States experiences a mental health condition—yet fewer than half receive the support they need. The gap between what children need and what they receive is not just a healthcare crisis. It is a community crisis.
At the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, we believe that the most powerful thing we can do for a child is to see them—fully, and without judgment. Whether through inclusive sport, innovative education, or direct support for the organizations that serve them, we work to build communities where every child feels they belong.
This month, talk to the young people in your life. Ask how they’re really doing. And listen like their answer matters—because it does.
#ChildrensMentalHealth #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #YoungMindersMatter #ARAFoundation #EveryChildBelongs #InclusionMatters
When we talk about mental health, we don’t always talk about sport—but we should. For athletes who are blind or visually impaired, blind soccer is more than a game. It is community. It is identity. It is the freedom to compete, to be seen, and to belong—in a world that too often overlooks those it cannot see. Research tells us that sport improves mood, reduces anxiety, builds resilience, and creates the social bonds that are essential to mental well-being. For athletes with disabilities, those benefits are profound.
The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to champion blind soccer and the broader movement of inclusion in sport—not just because these athletes deserve to compete, but because access to sport is access to health.
This Mental Health Awareness Month, we remind ourselves: inclusion heals.
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #BlindSoccer #InclusionHeals #SeeWithoutSight #ARAFoundation #SportForAll #ChampionTheUnseen
May is Mental Health Awareness Month—and at the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, we believe that caring for the mind is just as vital as caring for the body. Mental health touches every corner of our communities: our schools, our families, our neighborhoods. One in five Americans lives with a mental health condition—yet stigma, silence, and lack of access still stand in the way of healing for millions.
We stand with every individual who is fighting quietly. We stand with the caregivers who show up, every single day. And we stand with the organizations working tirelessly to build a world where asking for help is an act of strength—not weakness.
This month, check in on someone. Listen with intention. And remember: healing begins with connection.
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #BreakTheStigma #MentalHealthMatters #YouAreNotAlone #ARAFoundation #CommunityHeals
Nurses are healers, advocates, and often the last line of compassion between a person in crisis and their recovery. They work impossible hours with remarkable grace. They hold hands. They deliver hope. They carry the weight of our most vulnerable moments.
At the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, we have long championed the institutions and individuals that care for those in need—from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to Camillus House, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, and beyond. At the heart of each of these places, nurses make the mission real.
On this National Nurses Week we say to every nurse across this country: your calling is sacred, and your service is seen.
#NationalNursesWeek #NursesAppreciation #ARAFoundation #HealthcareHeroes #NursingMatters
On this Mother’s Day, we honor Genevieve Abraham—one of the compassionate hearts behind our foundation’s spirit—and every mother whose love becomes a legacy of service to others.
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation.
#MothersDay #GenevieveAbraham #LegacyOfLove #ARAFoundation #CompassionInAction #FamilyValues
The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation was proud to support the new Innovation Space at Hollywood Central Preparatory K–8, helping expand opportunities for students through hands-on learning and creative exploration.
Our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham, joined educators, students, and community leaders to mark this milestone—representing the Foundation’s commitment to investing in the next generation.
#HollywoodCentralPreparatoryK8 #Innov
Our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham, attended the America250 Miami Reception at the Freedom Tower, where leaders and community voices gathered to reflect on the nation’s journey and the shared responsibility for what lies ahead.
Events like these highlight the importance of dialogue, community, and collective purpose in shaping the future.
#America250 #America250Miami #SharedFuture #CommunityLeadership
The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation has committed $1 million to help launch America’s first-ever Paralympic Blind Soccer Team—a step toward greater visibility, inclusion, and opportunity through sport.
We are proud to stand with partners and advocates advancing blind soccer in the United States and around the world.
“This movement is bigger than blindness. It is bigger than disability. It is about every human being the world has chosen not to see… When FIFA says yes to the blind athlete on the world’s stage, it sends a message to all of them: if the world’s greatest sport can see you, the world can see you.”
— Thomas A. Abraham
Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
“One Game One Future” FIFA Blind Soccer event
Read more:
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#BlindSoccer #InclusionInSport #DignityForAll #SeeTheUnseen
In a world often marked by uncertainty, Easter calls us back to what endures—faith, hope, and the quiet strength to move forward with purpose.
May this season renew our commitment to compassion, service, and one another.
#Easter #FaithInAction #Hope #ARAFoundation
This March, it was our honor to celebrate the women whose leadership, compassion, and courage continue to shape our communities and inspire future generations.
#WomensHistoryMonth #ARAFoundation
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg devoted her career to advancing gender equality and fairness under the law.
#WomensHistoryMonth #ARAFoundation
Serena Williams, one of the greatest tennis players in history, has inspired generations through her achievements and leadership on and off the court.
#WomensHistoryMonth #ARAFoundation
