Legapalooza’s journey turns challenges into hope, resilience, and community impact—founded by Tommy Donahue after a life-changing accident.
In this episode of We’re Not Stumped, host Mike Bolland highlights two powerful topics of resilience, and community.
Topic 1 – A Call for Coaches ArizonAbility is launching a basketball clinic for adults with disabilities, and they’re looking for a passionate coach to lead the way. This isn’t just about basketball—it’s about confidence, teamwork, and creating a space where every player can thrive. Mike explains what this opportunity means for the community and how one coach can make a life-changing impact.
Topic 2 – Inspiration from Legapalooza Mike also shares the inspiring story of Legapalooza (https://legapalooza.com/), founded by Tommy Donahue after a life-changing accident. What started as a small charity event has grown into a movement of resilience, connection, and giving back. Tommy’s journey reminds us that when we come together, we can turn challenges into opportunities for hope and empowerment.
👉 Tune in for a mix of motivation, storytelling, and a call to action. Whether you’re a coach, athlete, or advocate for inclusion, this episode will leave you inspired to step up and make a difference.
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