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Oseas De Leon, Miami Lighthouse Senior Technology Specialist and a member of the U.S. Blind Soccer Men’s National Team, led the “Voy, Dribble, Shoot” blind soccer clinic at the Coral Gables Museum, giving participants an opportunity to experience the movement, sound, communication, and teamwork at the heart of the sport.
“We are pleased to see blind soccer reaching new audiences through experiences like this, and I congratulate the Coral Gables Museum for showcasing the power of Paralympic sports and helping bring greater visibility to these remarkable athletes.”
— Thomas A. Abraham, Chairman of the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation and Sport Ambassador for USA Blind Soccer
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The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to support America Touched, America Seen, a multidisciplinary exhibition celebrating the creative voices of artists who are blind and visually impaired across generations.
Presented at the Coral Gables Museum in the Anthony R. Abraham Gallery, the exhibition brings together art, accessibility, and inclusion while creating space for perspectives and experiences too often unseen.
The exhibition is on view through November 1, 2026, with a special World Sight Day Gallery Reception on October 8 from 5–7 p.m.
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As rapid technological advances reshape modern society, grounding innovation in human dignity remains essential. Reflecting on a recent address by Pope Leo XIV to the International Catholic Legislators Network, our Chairman, Thomas A. Abraham, highlighted the importance of guiding technological progress with fundamental human values—trust, generosity, and dialogue.
The essential values cultivated within families and supportive communities cannot be replaced by calculation or automation. As society navigates an increasingly digital landscape, the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation remains committed to supporting efforts that prioritize human worth, ethical stewardship, and purposeful service.
Read the article from Vatican News: www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2026-08/pope-leo-xiv-international-catholic-legislators-network-2…
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The trajectory of adaptive sports demonstrates how local investment can reshape global opportunities. When the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation originally partnered with Miami Lighthouse to establish Miami’s first blind soccer mini-pitch, the objective was to build permanent infrastructure where visually impaired athletes could train, compete, and thrive.
The recent "One Game, One Future" clinic highlighted the expansion of that initial vision. Bringing together local athletes, certified coaches, and international sports leadership, the event showcased how community-level access serves as a launchpad for broader inclusion on the world stage.
Watch the video to see how sustained philanthropic partnerships continue to expand access and visibility for athletes of determination.
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The 17th Annual René Moawad Foundation (RMF) Miami Gala Dinner offered a meaningful occasion to reflect on a seventeen-year journey rooted in service, faith, and quiet dedication. Seventeen years ago, the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation played an instrumental role in launching RMF’s inaugural presence in Miami, working to establish a sustainable bridge of support for essential healthcare, education, and economic opportunity.
Represented at the evening’s gathering by Chairman Thomas A. Abraham, Vice President Norma Jean Abraham, and Board Member Anthony Abraham, the Foundation was humbled by RMF leadership’s acknowledgment of our early partnership and sustained support. True philanthropic commitment is never about seeking recognition; it is about standing alongside vital causes to ensure their work endures for the long haul.
Seventeen years later, our dedication to supporting international humanitarian relief, community resilience, and human dignity remains as steadfast as ever.
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Twenty-five years ago, our world was forever changed. As we reflect on September 11, 2001, we pause in solemn remembrance of the lives lost and the selfless courage displayed by first responders and everyday citizens.
In the wake of unimaginable tragedy, we witnessed the deepest expressions of faith, unity, and human compassion. It remains an enduring reminder that even in the darkest moments, our capacity for resilience and shared service remains unbroken.
Today, we honor their memory through a renewed commitment to the core values that sustain us: community, human dignity, and purposeful action.
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The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation was proud to sponsor a special summer camp intensive for children, culminating in a final showcase of contemporary dance and live music. The showcase took place on stage at the Knight Concert Hall inside the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami. Vice President Norma Jean Abraham and Foundation volunteers visited the camp to serve lunches and coordinate special treats for the young performers.
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The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to support Cancer Link as it prepares for this year’s Celebrations in Pink Luncheon & Fashion Show on October 1st — a cause close to our Vice President, Norma Jean Abraham, who has long been involved with UM’s Cancer Link.
For nearly four decades, Cancer Link has brought our community together to support breast cancer research, education, early detection, and patient programs at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. This year promises to be the biggest yet.
Tickets and sponsorships are available now.
October 1st, 2026 | Jungle Island
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The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation is proud to support Miami Lighthouse Blind Soccer, which has received a new $250,000 grant from the FIFA Foundation’s World Football Remission Fund to expand its blind soccer training program.
The award will help grow a program that currently serves over 100 blind and visually impaired children and young adults, giving them regular access to a Paralympic sport designed specifically for athletes without sight. The investment is part of the build-up to the FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America, channeling some of the tournament’s economic impact into inclusive, community-based sport.
Launched in 2025 as a one-year pilot funded by a Children’s Trust Innovation Grant, Miami Lighthouse developed what it describes as the first comprehensive U.S. blind soccer curriculum for children as young as one through early adulthood. Staff and local coaches have earned certification through the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (USABA), positioning Miami as one of the country’s early hubs for grassroots blind soccer.
More than a sport, the program builds teamwork, confidence, and spatial awareness for children often excluded from traditional physical education.
Together, we prove it’s possible to see without sight!™
Read the article: ussoccerparent.com/fifa-foundation-funds-blind-soccer-miami/
Support the program: secure.miamilighthouse.org/Support-Blind-Soccer-at-Miami-Lighthouse.asp
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Who We Are
A legacy of charity
Thomas A. Abraham is a nationally recognized business entrepreneur and civic leader. He is the son of the late Genevieve and Anthony R. Abraham who was the last living member of the founding members of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, founded by Danny Thomas. Mr. Thomas A. Abraham’s father, Anthony R. Abraham, was the honorary consul of Lebanon in Miami for over three decades. He was a founding member of Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church on Coral Way in Miami. He received numerous awards and recognitions through the years including The Ellis Island Medal of Honor, the Syrian-Lebanese–American “Man of the Year”, and the National Order of the Cedar from the Lebanese Government.
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.
Seeing the Unseen
Why a soccer ball with bells inside is helping us live out a 50-year mission At the Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, we have always believed that a life lived for others is a life worth living. It is the conviction our founders, Anthony and Genevieve Abraham, built…
How it all began: the story of the foundation
Our story begins when Lebanese – American entrepreneur Anthony R. Abraham decided to give back after achieving great success as a business man.
A Safe Haven for Newborns
A Safe Haven for Newborns is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to saving the precious lives of newborns from infant abuse and abandonment, as well as assisting pregnant girls and women in crisis.