Jenny B. Friedman Foundation

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21-Year-Old Man with Down Syndrome Lands Job at UPS: 'I'm So Proud of Him,' Says Sister Jake Pratt's sister said he runs packages for UPS up to 8 hours per day after working 6-10 am every morning at a golf course

It Is Not 'Humane' To Sympathize With Killing Babies With Down Syndrome Atlantic author Sarah Zhang uses a rhetorical trick to create sympathy and understanding for eugenics and a modern-day genocide.

The Jenny Friedman Foundation is Proud to Support Judge Amy Coney Barrett for Nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States. She has raised a fine family including their youngest who has Down’s Syndrome. Giving him all the Love, Support & Inspiration a Family can give. ❤️❤️❤️

High school senior makes epic 3-point shot with help from other team South Dakota senior Gabe Smith loves playing basketball with his team more than anything. So when Gabe, who has Down syndrome, missed his first 3-point shot, the other team gave him a second chance.

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"I wanted to make my dream come true, it's a privilege, I'm happy every day."

Meet Sergeant Zohar Silok, a soldier with Down Syndrome who never gave up his goal of drafting to the IDF. Zohar volunteered for the IDF four years ago, but he wanted to contribute more. About two years later, he insisted on becoming a soldier. Now, Zohar serves as an integral part of the 638th Battalion in the Technological and Logistics Directorate.

He was recently awarded the President's Award for Outstanding Soldier, becoming the second soldier with Down Syndrome to ever receive this award.

Zohar continues to be an example and inspiration to us all.