We are raising support for our child, Brendan, as we prepare for the 2026–2027 MSAX Racing Season. Brendan was diagnosed in 2019 with FOXP1 Syndrome, a rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder caused by a mutation in the FOXP1 gene that affects speech, language development, learning, motor skills, and behavior. He has faced challenges that would stop most people in their tracks. But by the grace of God, Brendan’s ATV racing journey has become so much more than a sport. Every lap he rides is a message of faith, hope, and perseverance. We truly believe God has given Brendan this platform to inspire others, spread awareness, and show what is possible through determination and unwavering trust in Him. Brendan races not just for trophies, but for every child and family living with FOXP1 Syndrome, and his journey continues to lift up everyone who sees him ride.

We are asking for sponsors to join us on this mission. Your support will help cover Brendan’s race fees, safety gear, and equipment so he can continue competing and sharing his story on the track. Just as importantly, half of every sponsorship will go to the International FOXP1 Foundation to support active trials and studies, and to the FOXP1 Medical Research Foundation to help fund the gene therapy research project at the University of Buffalo, which will cost $300,000 over two years. We want to be one of 50 families raising $6,000 for this important research project. This work is urgent, and every act of support helps move awareness and research forward.

Every lap creates awareness. Every sponsor creates hope.

If you feel led to help, please stand with Brendan and our family. Together, by God’s grace, we can make a difference for Brendan and for every child impacted by FOXP1 Syndrome.