ALT This is a graphic based image. There are four squares with a statistic in each: Top Left: 32,000 donations Top Right: $7.8M raised Bottom Right: 4,900 requests Bottom Left: $6.3M in assistance

ALT This is a text-based graphic: In the center, there is an "03" countdown clock. Underneath it says, "UNTIL THE CELEBRATION BEGINS." In the background is a blurred image/screenshot of the Facebook Fundraiser for Help Hope Live's 40th Birthday.

ALT Week 37/40 Community Trust #40andforward There are three pictures of Help Hope Live clients in circles. Circle #1 (top left): This is a picture of Samantha, who has muscular dystrophy. She is seated in her wheelchair smiling at the camera. She has long, dark-colored hair that are in braids, and she has dark-colored skin. She is wearing a floral shirt and an oxygen tank mask. Circle #2 (top right): This is a picture of Stephanie, who had a stroke. She is seated in her wheelchair in a vibrant jacket. She has short, dark-colored hair and light-colored skin. Next to her is a young boy in a Cardinals jersey. Circle #3 (bottom middle): This is a picture of Benjamin, who had a liver transplant. He is sitting on a boat next to a young child. Benjamin has a hat on backwards, sunglasses and a dark-colored long sleeve sun shirt. He has light-colored skin and dark-colored facial hair.

ALT Over the weekend, 8-year-old Brooklyn, who became paralyzed at 15 months old due to a rare virus that attacked her spinal cord, was surprised with an adaptive bike at Abilities Expo Phoenix. IMAGE: The photo is of 8-year-old Brooklyn. She has long, dark-colored hair that is pulled back into a pony tail with a bow in the front. She is wearing clear-framed glasses and a short-sleeved shirt with a unicorn on it. She has light-colored skin and is smiling right at the camera. She is seated in her new adaptive bike. It has a unicorn on the handle bars.

ALT Alt text:This is a text based graphic: The First 100 Days After a Spinal Cord InjurySeptember 12, 3:00 p.m. ETThree panelists: Bubble image #1: Kelley Brooks Simoneaux, Esq. Attorney, disability rights advocate & board member. Kelley has mid-length, light-colored hair. She is seated in her wheelchair smiling at the camera. She is wearing a light-colored blazer and dark-colored pants. She has light-colored skin and is wearing virbant colored lipstick.Bubble image #2: Josh Basile, esq., attorney, disability rights advocate and client Ambassador. Josh has short, light-colored hair and light-colored skin. He is smiling at the camera. He is wear a collared shirt under a sweater and is also wearing a tie. Bubble image #3: Kasie Somerville, mother of HHL client Austin Somerville. Kasie has short, light-colored hair and light colored skin. She is smiling at the camera. She has on light colored, fun shaped earrings.Register at www.helphopelive.org/events

ALT TEXT: WEEK 35/40 Live It Up! with Us IMAGE: This is a graphic of three Help Hope Live clients in three separate bubbles: Top left: Jackson, who has muscular dystrophy, is seated in his wheelchair wearing an NHL referee jersey and hockey helmet. He has light-colored skin and is smiling at the camera. He is photographed in front of a hockey goal. Top right: Ava, who has spina bifida, is seated in her wheelchair rolling across a stage. Ava has light-colored hair that is pulled into a bun on top of her head and has light-colored skin. Bottom middle: Troy, who had a kidney transplant, is standing on a set of stairs outside smiling at the camera. He has short, dark-colored hair and dark-colored skin. He is wearing a long-sleeve shirt with a collar with the sleeves rolled up around the elbows. He is wearing long, dark-colored pants.