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PEOPLE Magazine and GoFundMe have honored Sabrina Cohen Foundation for their Kindness Awards 2021. To read more about Sabrina Cohen in People Magazine, CLICK HERE: https://people.com/human-interest/kindness-awards-2021-5-good-samaritans-making-the-worl …

Volunteers make Florida beach accessible to all…

MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) – An organization is building a pathway to fitness for those with disabilities. The City of Miami Beach Commission voted Wednesday on a $2.5 million deal to get one step closer towards the nation’s first adaptive fitness and re …

Activist Sabrina Cohen has tapped famed architect Kobi Karp to design her Adaptive Beach & Recreation Center on Miami Beach

Sabrina Cohen Foundation promotes accessibility—and fun—far beyond the shoreline of Miami Beach.

Around the world, top architects are investing in beautiful passion ventures for sustainability and the greater good. The Sabrina Cohen Foundation Adaptive Recreation Center makes the list.

For volunteers from the Miller School of Medicine Dept. of Physical Therapy, Adaptive Beach Days are about fun, sun, water—and helping dreams come true

After years of false starts and failed proposals, beachgoers and Miami Beach residents with disabilities will get a new facility that will give them easier access to the beach. Over opposition from many neighbors, commissioners approved an agreement wi …

Miami Beach has committed a portion of a beachside parking lot in Mid-Beach to build a facility where people with disabilities can store equipment necessary for them to go in the ocean and provide fitness programs. The 6-1 vote marked a victory for the …

For years after Helen Swartz moved to Miami Beach in 2011, she was saddened by the fact that she couldn’t go for a swim at the beach. In a wheelchair because of multiple sclerosis, she finds it a challenge to enjoy the beach the same way so many able-b …

Dozens of disabled South Florida residents packed Miami Beach’s North Beach on Sunday for the first 2017 Adaptive Beach Day. Adaptive Beach Day, hosted by the Sabrina Cohen Foundation, allows disabled South Florida residents the opportunity to swim in …

When you think of Florida, chances are, the beach is one of the first things that comes to mind. With more than 600 miles of beaches, the state’s sandy shores are enjoyed by more than 80 million visitors each year. Yet, for people living with paralysis …

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“Sabrina Cohen turned tragedy into triumph by starting a foundation that has made it possible for people with disabilities to enjoy the beach.”

Mayor Philip Levine, Ed Tobin and Micky Ross Steinberg give Actor Steve Guttenberg the Key to the City of Miami Beach and recognizes the Sabrina Cohen Foundation’s “Beach for All’ while spinning at Flywheel Sports – Miami Beach.

Confined to a wheelchair since a high school auto accident, Cohen, 36, runs the Miami Beach-based Sabrina Cohen Foundation, which strives to improve the quality of life for people living with paralysis and other disabilities.

MIAMI BEACH (CBSMiami) – Living in South Florida, going to the beach is a fun, relaxing, activity people love doing when they are not at work. Except for those with physical disabilities or paralysis who rely on a wheelchair. The sand makes it extremel …

MIAMI BEACH (CBSMiami) – Living in South Florida, going to the beach is a fun, relaxing, activity people love doing when they are not at work. Except for those with physical disabilities or paralysis who rely on a wheelchair. The sand makes it extremel …

Photographer Henry Perez’s New Exhibition Features His Campy Take on Fifty of Florida’s Fabulous Females Benefits The Sabrina Cohen Foundation for Individuals Living with Paralysis

The Sabrina Cohen Foundation will use an Our Miami grant towards what its entry describes as the city’s first fully handicapped-accessible beach. A wheelchair mat would lead to a patio landing with assistive beach chairs and adaptive kayaks and flotati …

It’s been 21 years since Sabrina Cohen’s feet have touched the sand of her native Miami Beach, but this is soon to change, thanks in part to the grant her foundation received on Tuesday. Cohen accepted the $15,000 grant at a special ceremony for the 18 …

Yahoo Sports, The Post Game. Justin Bieber’s night of drinking and drag racing in Miami ended in charges of drunken driving and resisting arrest. As Sabrina Cohen knows all too well, it could have been much, much worse.

Miami Beach-based nonprofit Sabrina Cohen Foundation has organized a fundraiser with the aim of raising $5,000 to award a fitness scholarship.

The American Red Cross presents 11 outstanding women leaders who will be receiving the Sara Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women during a luncheon on March 5th at the InterContinental Miami Hotel. The honorees serve as exceptional examples of the …

Last night the World Stem Cell Summit honored Sabrina Cohen with its Inspiration award for her remarkable work in raising awareness about stem cell therapy and regenerative medicine.

When Sabrina Cohen was just 14, she did what any teenager might do without thinking: But the drag-racers crashed leaving Cohen with a spinal cord injury. Now 34, Cohen will receive the “inspiration award” Tuesday night for her stem cell advocacy from t …

Miami Beach Community News Chamber member Sabrina Cohen is a winner in SELF magazine’s “Women Doing Good” contest and is heading to New York City to be honored at a celebrity awards dinner, where Sabrina will receive $10,000 for her nonprofit organizat …

Sabrina Cohen plans to graduate from the University of Miami in February as a Certified Professional Life Coach. She is a regular visitor at area schools, invited to encourage students to be themselves and to “trust their gut.”

Fienberg-Fisher K-8 Center’s eigth-grade prom raised $3,200 for the Sabrina Cohen Foundation for Stem Cell Research.

Miami Beach Mayor Matti Bower and the city commissioners honored Sabrina Cohen this week for winning $10,000 in the “America Inspired” contest.

Sabrina Cohen has performed stand-up comedy from a wheelchair, rolled the catwalk as a fashion model, and donned scarcely more than a bikini’s worth of body paint, all in the name of raising money for medical research.

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