ANNOUNCEMENT: OPAF Seeking Auction Items for New Orleans
Robin Burton
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Collection
Title:
ANNOUNCEMENT: OPAF Seeking Auction Items for New Orleans
Creator:
Robin Burton
Date:
1/10/2018
Text:
Support OPAF and Help More People Say, “Yes, I Can!”
Since 1995, the Orthotic and Prosthetic Activities Foundation (OPAF) has been partnering with leaders across the U.S. to provide adaptive recreation programs to those with physical and mobility challenges. These opportunities, called First Clinics, take place throughout the country and teach participants that they can do so much more than they ever imagined. Our goal is to help as many people as possible say, “Yes, I Can!”
From our First Stride and First Things First clinics- which introduce daily activity exercises to improve strength and gait- to First Clinics in Dance, Tennis, Swim and more, we see the ripple effect of our partnerships through the patients and families we serve. We know that too few physically challenged people engage in regular recreation activity. Too few are ever empowered to be able to do the things they love. Our First Clinics change that by introducing adaptive recreation in a safe and responsible way. The results are life-changing.
YOU CAN HELP OPAF IN ITS MISSION THROUGH DONATING TO OUR UPCOMING SILENT AUCTION.
OPAF will be participating in the AAOP Academy event February 14-17 in New Orleans. The silent auction that we conduct during this event is one of our MOST IMPORTANT FUNDRAISERS OF THE YEAR.
OPAF needs your help and your financial support to continue our mission. Please consider donating an item to the silent auction to help us reach our goals and enable more people to say, “Yes, I Can.” Your donation is tax-deductible and your efforts will be promoted in all auction-related promotions.
The item donation form can be found
<URL Redacted>
Or, you can contact for more details: Executive Director Robin Burton Fundraising Briana Mackey
<Email Address Redacted> <Email Address Redacted>
Robin Burton
OPAF Executive Director
<Email Address Redacted>
O: 980-819-9404
C: 215-584-3033
Since 1995, the Orthotic and Prosthetic Activities Foundation (OPAF) has been partnering with leaders across the U.S. to provide adaptive recreation programs to those with physical and mobility challenges. These opportunities, called First Clinics, take place throughout the country and teach participants that they can do so much more than they ever imagined. Our goal is to help as many people as possible say, “Yes, I Can!”
From our First Stride and First Things First clinics- which introduce daily activity exercises to improve strength and gait- to First Clinics in Dance, Tennis, Swim and more, we see the ripple effect of our partnerships through the patients and families we serve. We know that too few physically challenged people engage in regular recreation activity. Too few are ever empowered to be able to do the things they love. Our First Clinics change that by introducing adaptive recreation in a safe and responsible way. The results are life-changing.
YOU CAN HELP OPAF IN ITS MISSION THROUGH DONATING TO OUR UPCOMING SILENT AUCTION.
OPAF will be participating in the AAOP Academy event February 14-17 in New Orleans. The silent auction that we conduct during this event is one of our MOST IMPORTANT FUNDRAISERS OF THE YEAR.
OPAF needs your help and your financial support to continue our mission. Please consider donating an item to the silent auction to help us reach our goals and enable more people to say, “Yes, I Can.” Your donation is tax-deductible and your efforts will be promoted in all auction-related promotions.
The item donation form can be found
<URL Redacted>
Or, you can contact for more details: Executive Director Robin Burton Fundraising Briana Mackey
<Email Address Redacted> <Email Address Redacted>
Robin Burton
OPAF Executive Director
<Email Address Redacted>
O: 980-819-9404
C: 215-584-3033
Citation
Robin Burton, “ANNOUNCEMENT: OPAF Seeking Auction Items for New Orleans,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 22, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/208562.
