Our great friends at the LSPVA donated their bus to RISE Adventures this week. Chris Goad heads the Texas Thunder Event Committee and was desperately looking for accessible transportation with a lift. His task was to be able to transport quad rugby teams flying in from numerous other states to and from the airport and the tournament. He reached a lot of dead ends but was finally blessed. He sought to borrow the PVA bus for the weekend. They really didn’t use the vehicle as much as they would have liked so made a donation to RISE so we could transport groups to and from our programs. From everyone at TEAM RISE, thanks to all of you at the Lone Star Paralyzed Veterans Association for supporting RISE and our very important mission. Special thanks goes to Glendon Bentley and Eric Payton, you guys are the best, THANK YOU!
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That is awesome!! Thank you PVA
Here is a look at it with RISE logos
To everybody at the Lone Star PVA, Thank you!!! You guy's are so active in the community and we don't always get a chance to thank you for all that you gave when you served our country and all that you do to improve the quality of life of anybody and everybody that you can with whom you come in contact with. We have all been blessed by your unselfishness, your kindness, your genuine interest and desire to see programs succeed and get off the ground that not only benefit your own members but everybody. For all you do, it doesn't go unnoticed...we can only hope to emulate your actions and duplicate the deeds...We love and thank you.
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