KBF Blog
In Kelly’s Words – My Year In Review
Posted on December 13, 2023 to Blog
In December, I often jump on the “year in review” bandwagon and use this blog to reflect on the year that was. Usually, I talk about individual highlights or overall […]
In Matt’s Words – Volunteering with Inclusive Cycling International in Mozambique
Posted on October 12, 2023 to Blog
Sharing my passion for adaptive sports doesn’t stop in the United States. Working at the Kelly Brush Foundation fills a part of my heart, but too many people in other […]
In Kelly’s Words – Importance Of Virtual Kelly Brush Rides to the KBF
Posted on July 18, 2023 to Blog
Over the last few years of Kelly Brush Rides, I’m always so pleasantly surprised at the motivation behind virtual participants. For more than a decade, the whole fun of the […]
In Kelly’s Words – Normalizing Disability Through Visibility
Posted on April 25, 2023 to Blog
Why do kids stare at something? Because it’s different or they are curious about it. But also because they don’t know yet that they shouldn’t stare. As adults, we call […]
In Kelly’s Words – Handicapped Parking Spots Aren’t For Your ‘Convenience’
Posted on January 24, 2023 to Blog
Parking can be a pain in the butt. We’ve all struggled with it. And we’ve all parked in places that we know we shouldn’t. We have pulled up to the […]