We’re Drew and Josh — two guys on a mission.

One of us has cerebral palsy and launched a hot sauce brand at 17 that gives back to disability causes.
Together, we’re training first for IRONMAN 70.3 New York, and then chasing the dream of a full-distance IRONMAN in 2026 — swimming, biking, and running as one team. Through teaming up with The Kyle Pease Foundation, this dream is becoming a reality.

This is more than a race.
It’s not just about crossing a finish line.

It’s for every underdog who’s been told “you can’t.”
It’s proof of what happens when you chase a dream with reckless hope.
And it’s our chance to raise $100,000 so kids with disabilities can chase theirs.

Why We’re Doing This

Drew was told he’d never walk.
Never talk clearly.
He didn’t listen.

Instead, he built a business. Inspired a community. And now, he’s racing an IRONMAN — powered by purpose and pure heart.

We’re doing this to show that anything is possible.
Not just for us, but for every disabled kid who feels invisible.
Who has big dreams but lacks the resources, support, or role models to go after them.

That changes now.

Where the Money Goes

Your generous donations will launch The Crippling Dream Fund, which will:

Give direct financial grants to kids and teens with disabilities to pursue passions in sports, art, entrepreneurship, and tech.
Provide adaptive equipment, tools, and support to open new opportunities.
Share their stories to build confidence, visibility, and belief.

And because we believe in lifting others as we climb, 10% of all funds will go directly to The Kyle Pease Foundation, improving the lives of individuals with disabilities through sports and beyond.

We’re not here to “help” in a feel-good way.
We’re here to fuel futures — and prove that disability isn’t a limitation.
It’s a different kind of power.

Your donation isn’t just charity.
It’s belief in action.
It’s telling every kid with a disability: We see you. Keep going. We’ve got your back.

Let’s change lives — one dream at a time.

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