To love, honor, respect and empower the lives of the suffering, hopeless and forgotten. 
Like art, sport challenges us to take off our blinders and see the world differently. In blind soccer, we look beyond disability to see the human spirit, talent, and potential that’s always been there.
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Our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham, was present at the Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the International Catholic Legislators Network in Rome during the Jubilee of Hope—an event recently featured in Vatican News.
The article highlighted His Holiness Pope Leo XIV’s call to build a world rooted in justice, conscience, and love of God. He reflected on the meeting’s chosen theme: “The New World Order: Major Power Politics, Corporate Dominions and the Future of Human Flourishing.”
“In these words,” he said, “I sense both a concern and a longing. We are concerned about the direction our world is taking, and yet, we long for authentic human flourishing, a world where every person can live in peace, freedom and fulfilment according to God’s plan.”
Read the full article: www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2025-08/pope-choose-love-of-god-and-neighbour-for-true-human-flou...
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Sport and art share the power to tell a story. From the red, white, and blue of Team USA to the designs athletes wear with pride—each piece carries a message of purpose and the movement toward inclusion we are building together.
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Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, Thomas A. Abraham had the honor of presenting a sacred offering to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV: “The Bridge of Light: A World Reborn”—a masterwork by artist Alex Abli. #Vatican #PopeLeoXIV #BridgeOfLight
The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation proudly supports the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes in their mission to open doors for people who are blind or visually impaired—helping them discover their strengths, defy expectations, and be valued for their abilities.
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From cycling for a cause to simple everyday gestures, kindness is a choice we can all make. As our Chairman Thomas A. Abraham shares, “No matter what age you are, get out there and make a difference.”
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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.
Read MoreA 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.
