disabilities

The key word here is "meaningful" jobs, and we love it.

Yep, we're not just talking costumes - we're talking COSTUMES FOR WHEELCHAIRS AND WE CAN'T EVEN.

She's a single mom AND a CEO, and it's for a great cause.

Inclusively Fit is a 5,000 square-foot gym that really focuses on the physical AND psychological benefits of fitness.

Her son, who was born without fingers, was told that he couldn't ride any of the rides.

Because if a kid wants to be a dancer, they should have that opportunity, regardless of a disability.

A senior at Grand Valley State has started her own business with some very special employees.

"This guy did not discriminate against him because of his disability. Instead, he fed him the burger with heart and patience."

Last year, Oregon father Ryan Weimer made a "How to Train Your Dragon" costume for Halloween for his son's wheelchair. This year, it's turned into a non-profit organization.

Just a beautiful, simple act of kindness. And it goes a long way.

Things got awkward quickly on TPIR today when Danielle, an amputee in a wheelchair, finally made it out of Contestants' Row and on stage next to Drew.

Pro Infirmis is a Swiss charity for people with disabilities who decided to create mannequins for a high-fashion storefront...modeled after people with disabilities.