Don’t count the miles, count the memories.
One man dreamed of riding his bike across the country to raise money for people with disabilities, but little did he know how much of an impact he would have on his son and fellow TCU Pi Kappa Phi members.
It’s 6 o’clock in the morning, and Brendan McDonald, a student at Rochester Institute of Technology, is already awake.
Two University of North Georgia (UNG) students spent their summer breaking a sweat by participating in a cycling fundraiser that covered more than 3,700 miles with members of their national fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi, on a trek across America to raise awareness for those with disabilities.
When the task before them seemed too daunting, Cam Kenney and Will Ford took inspiration from those with greater challenges to meet theirs to the end.
Waynoka native Andrew Miller, who attends The University of Texas at Tyler, recently completed a community service project with the 15th annual Build America summer event, organized by The Ability Experience.