“Thank you so much for helping my family,” Nicole wrote to us. “Thank you for helping my son and giving him the chance to eat with his brother at the table and to play games with him on the floor. I never would have imagined Robert would ever be able to do this again!”

“Previously, he would only get a 10-minute ride once a week at this therapy center. Ben’s physical therapist recommended this bike for him and insurance denied it, deeming it not medically necessary,” Katherine wrote to us after she received the new bike. “Now that he has his own bike, thanks to you, he can spend so much more time on it, and be able to use it outside.”

Grateful for the incredible backing of our supporters, Holton’s Heroes was able to fully cover the cost of the $3,000 chair so that Denise can continue to learn, grow and play where she spends the most time: her home.

In just a matter of moments, Keshav managed to slip out of his father's view and ended up submerged in the water of a communal hot tub. The hot tub, which was meant to be secured with a locked gate, had been left slightly open. Although Keshav was underwater for a mere two minutes, the consequences were profound, leaving lasting harm on his developing brain.

In the aftermath of a harrowing motorbike accident, the unwavering support and compassion of our supports allowed Holton's Heroes to gift 15-year-old Brevyn something his parents have been wishing for over the past three years: Independence. Read his amazing recovery journey and how your donations helped bring him back outdoors again.

“I felt helpless,” Allison recalled. “The doctors came in to La’Kai’s room to tell me he had a skull fracture on the left side of his head. I had no words.”

It was a moment that changed their lives, pushing Abram and his amazing family into a new reality filled with uncertainty and challenges they never could have anticipated. Thankfully, because of our amazing supporters, Holton’s Heroes was able to purchase a very important device to help Abram and his family move forward.

Thanks to the generosity of a complete stranger, Holton’s Heroes was able to purchase Victoria, a 4-year-old brain injury survivor, multiple expensive therapy devices. The stranger? Well, that’s the fun part. It’s another amazing kid that lives over three hours away from her. Read their incredible story.

“Chanel underwent surgery to remove the mass and, thankfully, the mass was benign,” Chanel’s father told us. “Two days after her surgery, the hospital inserted a tube to drain the fluid from her brain into her stomach, however, while she was recovering at the hospital she got an infection and suffered sepsis. We almost lost her.”

“I am just so appreciative of what you all have done for our family. Words just can't express how thankful we are for what you've done for our son.” Kera Stebbins wrote to us after her son William received a brand new portable oxygen concentrator from Holton’s Heroes which will allow him to travel farther distances and receive more appropriate therapy.

“The stroller makes it possible for us to go places without having to carry him everywhere,” Vallery told us. “It gives him the extra support he needs and will last for years to come!”

After drowning in a nearby pond, Elijah went a reported 75 minutes without a heartbeat before nurses brought him back to life. Incredibly, Elijah survived and is recovering at home in Alabama with his family. Read how your donations helped get this little boy back on his own two feet.

Brynne has been fighting to be a normal kid ever since that first seizure when she was nine years old. Her hope is join her family outside riding bikes, but due to in poor gross motor skills from impairment she can’t ride a standard two-wheel bike. A generous grant from Wawa made her wish come true. Read her story to learn how.

When a special needs classroom didn’t have a budget to purchase necessary adaptive equipment for their students Holton’s Heroes rolled in to purchase two specialized mobility chairs called Scoots for the children to use for years to come.

If Waylon is a miracle, Holton’s Heroes is not only an unparalleled resource in the post-birth pediatric traumatic brain injury world, but a stable of miracle workers who made a miracle happen for us by giving us the gift of NAPA.

A few days after Christmas in 2017, Sidu’s parents noticed him struggling to breath correctly so they rushed him to a nearby urgent care. While a doctor was assessing the child’s condition, Sidhu went into cardiac arrest for an hour depriving his brain of necessary oxygen. See how your donations got Sidhu—and his family—back on their feet again.

After a motor bike accident left 16-year-old Noah in a coma with a severe traumatic brain injury, he’s been fighting to regain his mobility. Thanks to our donors he’s been given an incredible therapy tool to use at home so he can continue his journey to recovery.

Leslie felt something was off and went looking for her duaghter, as she didn’t hear her voice amongst the other children playing in another room in the house. Quickly realizing her 18-month-old daughter wasn’t in the home anymore, she frantically began to search. It wasn’t long before Cosette was discovered in the family pool.

After surviving a near-drowning accident while out on a camping trip with some friends, Andy required an expensive piece of durable medical equipment to allow his family to safely shower him at home. Thanks to our donors, Holton’s Heroes was able to fund an incredible device that gives Andy some freedom and comfort once again. Learn how your donations helped change the Snook family’s life for the better.

Shortly after leaving a fun family event spent celebrating a cousin’s birthday, 8-year-old Rylee and her family were violently struck by a drunk driver. The collision left Rylee with a severe brain injury that’s affected the way her entire family lives.

In 2019, 3-year-old Mason was badly injured in an ATV accident while riding with his step-brother. Mason suffered a litany of injuries including 2 broken ribs and cervical spine bruising, but nothing compared to the severity of his brain injury. Learn how your donations helped get Mason back outdoors with his family.