Actress Kennedy Garcia made history as the first person with down syndrome to land a recurring role on daytime TV. Now she’s using her platform to help others through the organization “Best Buddies” which empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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The Brady Bunchhouse isn’t just a piece of television history — it’s practically a character in its own right. Decades after the final episode aired, fans still feel a deep connection to the split-level home made famous by the beloved ‘70s sitcom. And recently, Marcia Brady herself, Maureen McCormick, stepped back inside the legendary home for a very meaningful reason.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – The Best Buddies nonprofit became the latest recipient of a big surprise from WSMV4′s Surprise Squad. The organization creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Dozens of cyclists took to the streets of South Florida on Saturday for the Best Buddies Challenge, a charity ride aimed at supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Best Buddies Internationa is thrilled to present its Best Buddies Challenge: Miami Chaired by Kenneth C. Griffin and Griffin Catalyst and Presented by the Andrew P. Barowsky Foundation, and Mack Cycle & Fitness, and the Jersey Mike’s Subs Best Buddies Miami Gala on Saturday, November 15 at MANA Wynwood. Collectively, this year’s bike ride and Gala are expected to raise $5 million for Best Buddies programs.
The beloved football manager, Best Buddies leader, and all-around team favorite continues to inspire the Centennial community through positivity, dedication, and heart.
