If you are in the California Inland Empire area, come visit us in Claremont tonight at the weekly street festival, starting at 5 p.m. Meet our wonderful team of interns and find out ways to become more involved.
The festival is located off Second Street and Indian Hill Blvd.
Hope to see you there!
The Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation is thankful to have supporters like NFL Star and Dad Lorenzo Neal. Check out a video below of Lorenzo Neal talking about his own experiences as a parent and empowering young people to make a difference in the lives of the hundreds of families currently struggling.
Update: Announcement of Winners
We are thrilled to have received over 200 entries in the 2010 Andre Sobel Award contest. Due to this unusually high volume of entries, we are pushing back the announcement of the winners. We want to make sure to give ample time to carefully consider each entry, as we know how much care and time has gone into preparing them. Please stand by, we will announce the winners at the end of July!
Thank you for your patience,
All of…
February 17, 2010
Tina is a sunny and shy 17-year-old who loves learning and hates to ever miss a day of school. But her painful and serious degenerative muscle condition (muscular dystrophy) challenges her and her single mother every day. Tina moves about by wheelchair and is aided in her breathing by an oxygen tube by day and a ventilator mask when she sleeps. Because her mother can no longer carry her upstairs, Tina sleeps on a mattress on the floor…
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If you are in the California Inland Empire area, come visit us in Claremont tonight at the weekly street festival,…
The Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation is thankful to have supporters like NFL Star and Dad Lorenzo Neal. Check…
Update: Announcement of Winners
We are thrilled to have received over 200 entries in the 2010 Andre Sobel Award contest. Due to…
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