We have sponsored 309 flights, $39,906 in travel grants, 120 nights of hotel stays and 21 running blades since 2018! We have provided assistance to kids in 26 states and 4 countries─we've gone international!

Aiden Agnor, by all accounts, was a genuinely humble and caring young man who was able to see the good in all people. He excelled academically and demonstrated exceptional athletic abilities. Leadership came naturally to Aiden, along with an innate determination for achieving personal and professional goals. To this end, Aiden was chosen as valedictorian of his Quartz Hill High School graduating class of 2022 and then, immediately after graduating, started his career in public service with the Kern County Fire Department as a wildland firefighter.

Tragically, 18-year-old firefighter, Aiden Agnor, passed away in July of 2022, less than two weeks after being severely injured in a head-on collision with another vehicle on his way to work.

In 2023, the eponymous Aiden Agnor Memorial Scholarship was instituted by LIMBitless Possibilities in memory of Aiden. This scholarship will be selectively awarded on an annual basis to individuals who best exemplify Aiden’s admirable characteristics of human decency, respect for self and others, and his commitment to developing and using his God-given talents to be of service to others.

Having met the standards of excellence set by Aiden Agnor, Sophia Howard of Hudsonville, Michigan, was selected as the first recipient of the Aiden Agnor Memorial Scholarship. It is our intent that this scholarship will help Sophia with her own pursuit of excellence in adaptive sports, and it is our hope that she will continue to live a life filled with humility and compassion for others.