Sunday, November 11, 2012

Wounded Vets Get Their Wings!





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Thanks to
for their support of our scholarship fund.

Able Flight pilot Devon Radloff is now enrolled in an aviation career training program. Congratulations Devon!


 Thanks to
for being a founding sponsor of Able Flight scholarships.


In 2012, Able Flight has made it possible for eight people to earn pilot certificates and two others to be trained for a career in aviation. Thanks to everyone who has helped make this possible!
Wounded Vets Get Wings
(L-R Bill Perrone, Tony Pizzifred,
Dave Hirschman and Adam Kisielewski)
WOUNDED VETERANS TONY PIZZIFRED AND ADAM KISIELEWSKI RECEIVE
THEIR ABLE FLIGHT WINGS
 Honoring their achievement of earning a license in 2012, wounded veterans Tony Pizzifred of Florida and Adam Kisielewski of Maryland received their Able Flight Wings in recent ceremonies.
Pizzifred's wings were pinned by Able Flight founding sponsor Bill Perrone of Perrone Aerospace during a ceremony at NBAA, and Kisielewski received his wings from AOPA PILOT Magazine Senior Editor Dave Hirschman during the opening keynote address at AOPA Summit. You'll find  features on Tony and Adam  here.

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  LESS THAN THREE WEEKS UNTIL #GIVING TUESDAY...
AND WE NEED YOUR HELP!
  You've heard of  "Black Friday", the "national day of spending", so why not a national day of giving? That's the story behind #Giving Tuesday on November 27th.
 Able Flight has set an ambitious goal of  receiving enough donations to support a full scholarship, and to do so in just a day. We are nearly halfway to 400 pledges of $25.
to use aviation to change a life. It takes less than a minute to pledge, and  you can make your donation  of $25 (or any amount) anytime by November 27th.
Don't worry, we'll send you a friendly reminder before #GivingTuesday!
Chistopher & Dana Reeve Foundation link
DO YOU KNOW A PARALYZED VETERAN WHO WANTS TO WORK IN AVIATION?
 Able Flight Can Help
With funding provided by a Quality of Life Grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, Able Flight can help make it possible for a paralyzed veteran to train for a career in aviation.


If you know of a candidate, do your part and let them know to visit the Scholarships page on our website. Your simple act will make a world of difference for a wounded veteran.
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