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We started a nonprofit, Bradley A.F., to centralize our efforts and raise funds for The Eagles Autism Foundation. Just a dad and a family trying to do good.
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WHO WE ARE
WHY SUPPORT BRADLEY A.F.
WHO WE ARE
We are a family of four — Stephen, Kyle, Bradley, and Bowie (our dog) DeLong. When Bradley was two-and-a-half, he was diagnosed with autism. He has inspired us to learn everything we can, to be open about who we are, and to share what it takes to navigate life on the spectrum.
WHAT WE DO
WHY SUPPORT BRADLEY A.F.
WHO WE ARE
At Bradley A.F., we’re breaking down stereotypes and celebrating the true potential of those on the spectrum. We host fun, family-oriented fundraisers to support incredible organizations dedicated to autism awareness and acceptance.
Come hang out with us at our next event:
Landon Dickerson's Backyard BBQ!
- When: May 7th @ 4 PM
- Where: The Dais
At Bradley A.F., we’re breaking down stereotypes and celebrating the true potential of those on the spectrum. We host fun, family-oriented fundraisers to support incredible organizations dedicated to autism awareness and acceptance.
Come hang out with us at our next event:
Landon Dickerson's Backyard BBQ!
- When: May 7th @ 4 PM
- Where: The Daisy Tavern, 1100 E. Hector St., Conshohocken PA, 19428
Let’s make a difference together. See you there!
- One-of-a-kind tie-dyed Eagles Autism Foundation merchandise
- Raffles & silent auctions featuring Eagles tickets, Phillies tickets, signed helmets & jersey's Landon Dickerson, Jason Kelce & AJ Brown, beer & wine gift baskets, and much more to come
- Autographed memorabilia from all local sports teams, courtesy of TC Humphries
- Eagles Cheer Team appearance
- Face painters & kids' activities
- $10 suggested donation at the door
WHY SUPPORT BRADLEY A.F.
WHY SUPPORT BRADLEY A.F.
WHY SUPPORT BRADLEY A.F.
You find inspiration everywhere. Meeting our son Bradley has been the greatest gift — his genuine, unconditional love has pushed us to try things we never imagined. His autism is part of who he is, and we wouldn’t change a thing.
