AbilityFilms.ca - Feature Videos that Inspire!

Andy Moore, owner of AbilityFilms.ca is a true inspiration to many individuals within the Greater Hamilton Community. Andy was born with Cerebral Palsy, which is a disability that affects the nervous system and brain functions. Individuals with Cerebral Palsy typically have problems with; movement, speaking, learning, seeing and thinking. Andy has conquered his disability by helping others.

Andy's father, Mike Moore - the president of the HCBA (Hamilton Challenger Baseball Association) has always led by example and has shown Andy what it takes to help individuals with needs. With that knowledge, Andy has dedicated his time and efforts on AbilityFilms.ca, which is a special media production company focusing on featuring videos for special needs organizations.

Being Proactive is the Key!

AbilityFilms.ca is very proactive detailing feature films about specific organizations helping others. As a member of the HCBA, Andy is uniquely positioned to help others and to capture memories and stories that empower the soul.

Recently, Andy's efforts have brought him to help promote and raise money for the "Road2Hope" campaign through the HCBA. This is a unique opportunity for individuals with disabilities to participate within a 1 mile children's walk/run, or full out blitz for charity. This marathon will be held November 3rd & 4th, 2012.

You can help by cheering on Andy, who will be wheeling in the 10K event @ 11am on Saturday, November , 3rd, 2012 at Confederation Park

Sponsor AbilityFilms.ca - Giving Back to a Community:

If you wish to sponsor AbilityFilms.ca and help the efforts of owner Andy Moore, please contact him here. Your contributions will go to assisting his efforts for disability awareness and also help raise money for local charities.


Follow Andy's Progress Online:

• Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ability-Films/118648251503780
• Twitter - http://twitter.com/AbilityFilms
• Web - http://www.AbilityFilms.ca

Thank you Andy for your support within the community!

If you wish to also have your efforts featured within this blog, please comment below with your story and I will get back to you shortly. I do prefer stories about chronic illnesses and dissabilities.

Sincerely,
Martin R. Lemieux
Editor & Author