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to empower children with disabilities and their families to live life beyond limits.
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Beyond Limits Documentary
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OMF Summer Newsletter – July 2016
It’s been an incredible year so far! In March, HarperCollins launched the paperback version of my memoir, One More Step. In May, we hit an all time high at the OC Marathon raising over $40,000 — twice the amount we raised last year!
Virgen: Team Jake keeps on running
By Steve Virgen - Los Angeles Times Ten years ago, Steven Robert ran in the OC Marathon to raise money for his 4-year-old son Jake, who had Cerebral Palsy. During the final portion of the race, Steven scooped up his son and carried him into the finish line. Later that...
More than 22,000 runners expected for 12th annual O.C. Marathon
By Courtney Perkes Randy Kam, 58, is confident that he won’t finish Sunday’s O.C. Marathon – his 131st endurance race – dead last again. The Fullerton dentist logged a time of 7 hours, 32 minutes last year, three days after undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic...
2015 OMF Holiday Newsletter
It’s that wonderful time of year when we get to reflect and be thankful for the incredible support of our partners, donors and volunteers…
OMF Press Release December 8, 2015
Bonner Paddock’s Memoir, One More Step, Reaches New York Times Bestsellers List…
“We discuss growing up with #CerebralPalsy, finally telling people, the inspiration behind his foundation and so much more! He also wrote the book One More Step…”
Op-Ed: ‘One More Step’ was the climb of a lifetime to Mt. Kilimanjaro
By Jonathan Farrell, Digital Journal Laguna Beach - Confession is good for the soul as some might say. And, for Ironman athlete and Mount Kilimanjaro climber, Bonner Paddock his confession to a disability lead to some major life-transformation changes. In his book...
Park City Film Series goes ‘Beyond Limits’
On Sept. 7, 2008, Bonner Paddock stood on the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, some 19,340 feet above Tanzania.
That marked the end of a journey that started when Paddock was first diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a child…