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Faith, Fatherhood, and Fortitude: Inside Chase Harris’ Mission to Make Accessibility Possible for Every Child

Chase Harris, entrepreneur and disability advocate, shares how his son Cash's diagnosis of spina bifida transformed the Harris family into champions for accessibility. Through their social media platform and the nonprofit Harris Family Accessibility Assist, the family provides therapy, mobility aids, and adaptive equipment to children whose needs are not fully covered by insurance. Their mission is grounded in faith and the belief that resilience can turn adversity into purpose.

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Chase Harris founded the Harris Family Accessibility Assist nonprofit to fill insurance coverage gaps for children with disabilities by providing therapy, mobility aids, and adaptive equipment.

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Cash Harris, born with spina bifida, has become a symbol of resilience and has inspired millions online through the family's social media presence.

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The Harris family uses their faith and growing platform to advocate for accessibility, empathy, and awareness, particularly during Spina Bifida Awareness Month.

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Chase Harris is a father, husband, entrepreneur, and all-around force of light. Alongside his wife, Carly, and their son, Cash, he has inspired millions online through messages of resilience, faith, and family. Their story is one of turning adversity into action — and hardship into hope.

“We knew early on that Cash had this special gift of influence,” Chase shares. “He is bold and lives his life on purpose. He lights up any room he rolls into! The phrase, ‘my resilience is greater than life’s resistance,’ speaks to Cash’s tenacious attitude towards life. Cash’s adversity and the challenges he faces never stop him from accomplishing his goals and desires.”

Born with spina bifida, Cash’s journey has shaped the Harris family into powerful advocates for accessibility, empathy, and perseverance. What began as sharing their daily life online evolved into a platform for awareness, especially during Spina Bifida Awareness Month, as the family realized how many others were walking similar paths. Their openness and positivity have inspired countless families to find strength through their own challenges.

This mission of service led to the creation of the Harris Family Accessibility Assist, a nonprofit providing therapy, mobility aids, and adaptive equipment for children with disabilities—filling the gaps left by limited insurance coverage. Grounded in faith, the Harrises continue to use their growing influence to uplift others, reminding the world that resilience, compassion, and purpose can turn adversity into light.

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Chase Harris is a father, husband, entrepreneur, and disability advocate who, alongside his wife Carly and son Cash, has built a large online following centered on resilience, faith, and family. Cash, born with spina bifida, inspired the family to become vocal advocates for accessibility and empathy. Chase founded the Harris Family Accessibility Assist, a nonprofit providing therapy, mobility aids, and adaptive equipment for children with disabilities.

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