It all starts with one person, and it’s you!
Eldridge Askins is the Founder and CEO of UABA (United Amputee/Autistic Basketball Association), an organization dedicated to making a difference for amputees as well as for people with autism and spinal injuries. On the show, Eldridge shares why he started UABA, important projects coming up that help amputees, and also an important reminder how it only took helping one person to make this his career.
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[4:50] What is UABA all about? [12:00] Eldridge shares his story and his passion for basketball. [14:45] There’s a lot someone has to do to get their prosthetics fitted. [20:00] Eldridge wants to use 3D printing so that people all around the world can get access to prosthetics…for free. [26:55] Amputees have the biggest sense of humor around. [31:35] How did UABA get started? [34:55] Eldridge shares about some of the amazing people he has met over the years. [43:45] Big ripple effects happen through simple acts of kindness. It all starts with one person. [46:40] What is the Free Hands lunch about, and how can you get involved? [51:45] What’s next for Eldridge?Mentioned in This Episode:
