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“As the first-ever Sports Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer, I’ve seen firsthand how this game transcends sport—it’s a movement of empowerment, inclusion, and resilience.

For the first time in history, Team USA is building its official Paralympic Blind Soccer Team, set to make its debut on home soil at the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles. This is more than just a milestone; it’s a call to action.

We need partners who believe in breaking barriers and redefining possibilities. Join us in Championing the Unseen and supporting the athletes who will inspire the world.”

Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation

#BlindSoccer #Paralympics2028 #ChampionTheUnseen #TeamUSA
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The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation believes in the power of education, arts, and sports to transform lives. In this conversation, Thomas A. Abraham highlights the foundation’s commitment, and its efforts to create lasting change through empowering communities.

#Empowerment #Philanthropy #MakeADifference
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For generations, the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation has been dedicated to making a difference. From philanthropy to community support, the mission continues. Watch as our Chairman Thomas A. Abraham shares the inspiring story behind the foundation’s impact.

#Philanthropy #Legacy #GivingBack
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Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Miami Lighthouse for the Blind’s new blind soccer mini-pitch—an exciting step toward expanding opportunities for visually impaired children and young adults to engage in the sport.

The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to be a longtime supporter of Miami Lighthouse for the Blind, their initiatives, and their unwavering dedication to accessibility and inclusion.

#BlindSoccer #MiamiLighthouse #AnthonyRAbrahamFoundation #Inclusion #AccessibleSports
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For decades, Camillus House has been a lifeline for Miami’s most vulnerable, providing critical healthcare, housing, and support. The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to support their mission, and our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham continues to champion their work as a dedicated board member.

From its beginnings as a volunteer-run initiative to becoming Miami-Dade’s only free-standing Healthcare for the Homeless provider, Camillus House remains committed to dignity, healing, and opportunity for all.

#HopeForAll #CamillusHouse #CommunityImpact #AnthonyRAbrahamFoundation
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“Happy Birthday, Dad.

Today, I find myself thinking about the candles on a birthday cake—how each one represents a moment, a memory, a miracle of life. If I close my eyes, I can still see you, standing strong, your presence a beacon of love and wisdom. Each candle would be a symbol of the light you brought into this world, the warmth you gave so freely, and the kindness that defined you.

Dad, your presence was a gift—not just to me, but to everyone who had the honor of knowing you. And though time moves forward, your light never dims. It lingers in the lessons you taught me, in the values you instilled, and in the love that still surrounds our family because of you.

As I walk through life, I realize more than ever that what truly matters isn’t what we accumulate, but what we share—the love, the laughter, the moments that bind us together. You lived that truth every day, Dad. You gave so much of yourself, not just to family, but to those who needed it most. Your generosity knew no limits, and your legacy is still shaping lives, including mine.

If I’ve learned anything from you, it’s that a life well-lived is measured in love, in kindness, in the ability to make the world a little brighter for others. And so, on your birthday, I want to honor you by carrying forward that lesson—to love harder, to give more, to be the kind of man you raised me to be.

Though you’re not here for me to say it in person, I hope you feel it wherever you are—my love, my gratitude, my unbreakable connection to you. Every day is a reminder of what you meant to me, but today, especially, I celebrate you.

Happy Birthday, Dad. I miss you, I love you, and I hope you’re looking down with a smile.

GodSpeed,
Your Son”

Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
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“Happy Birthday, Dad.
 
Today, I find myself thinking about the candles on a birthday cake—how each one represents a moment, a memory, a miracle of life. If I close my eyes, I can still see you, standing strong, your presence a beacon of love and wisdom. Each candle would be a symbol of the light you brought into this world, the warmth you gave so freely, and the kindness that defined you.
 
Dad, your presence was a gift—not just to me, but to everyone who had the honor of knowing you. And though time moves forward, your light never dims. It lingers in the lessons you taught me, in the values you instilled, and in the love that still surrounds our family because of you.
 
As I walk through life, I realize more than ever that what truly matters isn’t what we accumulate, but what we share—the love, the laughter, the moments that bind us together. You lived that truth every day, Dad. You gave so much of yourself, not just to family, but to those who needed it most. Your generosity knew no limits, and your legacy is still shaping lives, including mine.
 
If I’ve learned anything from you, it’s that a life well-lived is measured in love, in kindness, in the ability to make the world a little brighter for others. And so, on your birthday, I want to honor you by carrying forward that lesson—to love harder, to give more, to be the kind of man you raised me to be.
 
Though you’re not here for me to say it in person, I hope you feel it wherever you are—my love, my gratitude, my unbreakable connection to you. Every day is a reminder of what you meant to me, but today, especially, I celebrate you.
 
Happy Birthday, Dad. I miss you, I love you, and I hope you’re looking down with a smile.
 
GodSpeed,
Your Son”
 
Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation

WHO WE ARE

A legacy of charity
Thomas G. Abraham’ Chairman of the Board

The late Lebanese - American entrepreneur and philanthropist Anthony R. Abraham and his wife Genevieve devoted their lives to helping others through the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation that he founded in 1976. They believed that a life lived for others is a life worth living. And even though they both passed away, the foundation continues to help ease poverty, improve the quality of life for those in need, build sustainable communities, support medical research, and ensure excellence in education and medical care for children, through donations to various non-profit charities across the globe.

The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is now lead by the founder’s son, Thomas G. Abraham, who is serving as Chairman of the board.

For more information about the foundation’s leadership.

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THE VISION

EMBRACING THE HUMANITY IN OUR HEARTS

A life lived for others is a life worth living, so we may as well spend it on something that outlasts us. That is what Anthony and Genevieve Abraham envisioned as they set forth on their journey to grow the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation.

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