Breaking the Wheelchair World Record

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The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation and Life Rolls On commemorated the 20th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act by breaking the Guinness World Record for wheelchairs in a moving line! 193 people! Broke the record by 87 people.

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For more information, contact Lauren Robinson from Charlotte Dobbs & Co. at (310) 508-4540.

Thank you to Kimberly Labonte, Gil Garcetti and Maggie Goldberg for providing photos!

Special thanks to:
Abilities Expo • Asian Pacific Community Fund • Asian Rehabilitation Service • Be Perfect Foundation • California Brain Injury Association • California Department of Rehabilitation • California State Independent Living Council • Casa Colina • Challenge Center • Challenged Athletes Foundation • Computech for Humanity • Communities Actively Living Independent & Free • CORE • Courage Community • Dayle Macintosh Center • Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund (DREDF) • Disability Rights Legal Center • Disabled Dealer • EmpowerTech • Familia Unida • Fiesta Educativa • Goodwill Fitness Center/OC • HeadNorth Foundation • Hollywood Chamber of Commerce • Know Barriers • Life Rolls On • Living Independently in Los Angeles • Los Angeles County Commission on Disabilities • Media Access Office • National Arts and Disability Center • New Mobility • Next Step Fitness • Northridge Hospital Rehab • Ocean Healing Group • Orange County SCI Support Group • Paralysis Project of America • Personal Assistance Council Of LA County • Quad Foundation • Paralyzed Veterans Cal-Diego Chapter • Ralph’s Riders • Rancho Los Amigos • Research Medical • Reeve-Irvine Center • SCORE Fund • Sharp HealthCare Foundation • Screen Actors Guild • Seed Business Network • Shane's Inspiration • Turning Point Tahoe • UCLA/Tarjan Center • UCP/Wheels for Humanity • USC/Office of Student Disability Services • VA Hospital, San Diego • Westside Center for IL • Wounded Warriors • Writers Guild Disability Section • Wyngs