
LAMN PRESENTS
Support LAMN #GivingTuesday 2025
This giving season, support LAMN by buying a Giving Tuesday "Beyond the Book" Box, making a donation, or supporting the disability-owned and socially conscious businesses partnering with us.

This year’s 2025 Gift Box lets you give your way. Choose one item and Shane and Hannah's book, Inerabled, to support your favorite disability owned business OR grab the full box with every item plus an autographed copy of Interabled!
All purchases not only support disability-owned and socially conscious businesses, but also fuel LAMN’s mission to provide adaptive equipment, scholarships, and emergency relief to the disability community. This year, several additional disability-owned businesses are joining us in supporting LAMN and lifting up our mission.
FEATURED BUSINESSES
interabled
Shane and Hannah Burcaw, YouTube creators of Squirmy and Grubs, share their signature wit and love story in a new collection about interabled relationships. Shane (also the cofounder of Laughing At My Nightmare) and Hannah highlight sweet, funny, and moving stories of love and commitment in an ableist world.
GIRLS CHRONICALLY ROCK
Girls Chronically Rock, (founded by Keisha Greaves after her Muscular Dystrophy diagnosis) is a fashion brand that empowers people with chronic illnesses to embrace confidence and identity beyond disability. Keisha is also a motivational speaker and the Massachusetts State Ambassador for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

POPCORN FOR THE PEOPLE
Popcorn for the People is popping open “Popportunities” for adults with autism and developmental disabilities. Since 2014, they’ve been cooking up jobs as bold as their flavors, with kitchens in NJ and Philly and popcorn fans all across the tri-state. Every kernel supports inclusion, joy, and the power of steady work.
EXTRAORDINARY GIFTS
Extraordinary Gifts is one of six enterprises operated by Extraordinary Ventures. Based in Chapel Hill, NC, Extraordinary Ventures creates self-sustaining small businesses that provide meaningful employment for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism—proving every person is employable and valuable in the workforce.












