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TOM: Pittsburgh GoBabyGo 2024

TOM:Pittsburgh and Duquesne University recently teamed up to host an incredible GoBabyGo event, and we're thrilled to share the highlights and mission of this groundbreaking initiative with you!

GoBabyGo is a pioneering movement dedicated to fostering mobility and independent movement for children with mobility challenges. Through the development and donation of custom-modified ride-on cars, GoBabyGo aims to provide not just mobility but also social inclusion and enhanced quality of life for these amazing kids.


🔧 At the Heart of Innovation ðŸ”§

This event saw a gathering of brilliant minds and compassionate hearts. Volunteers, engineers, therapists, and students came together, putting their skills to work for a noble cause. The collaboration between TOM:Pittsburgh and Duquesne University exemplifies the power of community and technology united for a life-changing purpose.


🚗 Driving Dreams Forward ðŸš—

The smiles, laughter, and joy evident as children took their first rides in their new, custom-modified cars were truly heartwarming. These moments underscore the essence of GoBabyGo's mission – empowering kids to explore, engage, and experience the world on their terms.


💡 A Call to Action ðŸ’¡

We are inspired by the success of this event and more committed than ever to support the mission of GoBabyGo. We invite our network to join us in this journey – whether by volunteering, spreading the word, or contributing in any way you can. Together, we can make a world of difference, one ride-on car at a time.


Let's continue to drive change, create impact, and enrich lives. Here's to many more successful events and to a future where every child has the freedom to move, play, and dream. 🌈✨



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Photo by: Olga Brand Photography For www.412AbilityTech.org 


These photos are all licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0, so you're welcome to use them for non-commercial purposes as long as you credit Remake Learning and the photographer. We generally use this language for attribution: photo by Ben Filio for Remake Learning


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