From the comfort of your couch, join Executive Director Ross Lilley and Master of Ceremonies Mariellen Burns live online (via Facebook Live or on our website) for an evening of celebration, fundraising and and find out how AccesSport is continuing to offer support to our athletes' physical and mental well-being amid the COVID-19 crisis.

 

Now is the most important time in our history. People with disabilities are among the vulnerable populations to this virus and we are committed to continuing to get our athletes - kids and adults - up and moving. On a daily basis we are supporting their physical health and their mental health through connection and specialized training via our interactive virtual programming.

So while Ross & Mariellen are chatting live with some very special guests, sharing their memories of the past 25 years of AccesSport and looking ahead to the future, we ask that you make a gift of any amount to ensure that we continue to be there as only ASA can for disabled kids and adults. We're going to keep doing what we do.  But we can’t do it without you.

Joining Ross & Mariellen are actor & comedian Lenny Clarke; actor Zack Gottsagen, star of The Peanut Butter Falcon; and "America's Doctor", longtime Chief Medical Correspondent for ABC News - TV's Dr. Timothy Johnson. Dr. Tim's 1994 story about the Lilleys on Good Morning America brought attention to their work and the founding of AccesSport.

Other special guests may be virtually dropping by too!

For a text reminder before the broadcast, as well as a special preview of silent auction items and ways to donate, text wavegala to 243725 or click the RSVP button. (Use the SIGN IN button on the top right.)

*RSVP and free registration strongly suggested but not required to view the broadcast.

On the 28th, share a pic of how YOU'RE celebrating with us on Facebook and Instagram. #EveningWithASA

Be creative! Pop the champagne & dress up, wear your favorite social distancing outfit, hang out in your pj's with some take out, set the table and gather the family, put your ASA gear on your pets. We'd love to see how you're watching and celebrating at home.