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A nonprofit organization for children living with Duchenne

Mobility. Freedom. Childhood.

Beyond Limits. Beyond Barriers. Paving the Way for More Freedom.

We help children living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy move beyond participation barriers and enjoy more freedom, family adventures, recreation, travel, and community life.

Dignity firstPractical accessAdventure included

Jack smiling in his wheelchair with his family outdoors

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Help expand mobility, access, adventure, and support for children and families living with Duchenne.

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Family stories, adventure, inclusion, practical ideas, and the moments behind the mission.

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Meet the family behind the mission

One family’s journey became a mission for more families.

Jack lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, but his sense of adventure has no limits. Our family has seen how accessibility, thoughtful planning, and an inclusive community can help turn barriers into shared experiences—giving Jack more freedom to join the moments that make childhood unforgettable.

Founded by Chantelle Lippold and inspired by Jack, Beyond the Pavement exists so more children with DMD can experience freedom, participation, adventure, and belonging.

Family-ledDMD-focusedBuilt for participation

What we do

Mobility is the beginning. Participation is the goal.

Our programs are being developed around real-world barriers that can keep children with DMD from joining family life, school, travel, recreation, and the adventures that make childhood memorable.

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Family Experiences

Support designed around the outings, recreation, travel, and shared moments a child wants to enjoy with family.

02

Inclusion Planning

Practical guidance for identifying participation barriers and planning a more accessible, enjoyable experience.

03

Adventure & Inclusion

Accessible experiences and partnerships that help children explore, celebrate, and be part of the moment.

04

Community Partnerships

Relationships that make family outings, recreation, travel, and community participation more reachable.

How help starts

Start with the experience, not the paperwork.

Tell us what your child wants to join, why it matters to your family, and what barrier is standing in the way.

Interest form open
Tell us about the experience your child wants to join. Beyond the Pavement is gathering inclusion needs while programs and partnerships are being developed. This is an interest form, not a promise of assistance or funding.
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Name the experience

Share the outing, trip, recreation, celebration, school activity, or family moment your child wants to join.

2

Describe the barrier

Tell us what accessibility, mobility, transportation, or planning challenge is limiting participation.

3

Explore what could help

We look at mission fit, available resources, and practical ways to make participation more possible.

Jack in his wheelchair during a family adventure

Every path should be possible

Childhood does not happen only on smooth surfaces.

Grass. Gravel. Sand. Trails. Theme parks. Campsites. Sporting events. Family vacations. The tire-track motif represents the chance to reach the places families love and make memories without the pavement being the limit.

Built on trust

Compassion, clarity, and responsible growth.

Families deserve dignity. Supporters deserve honest information. Beyond the Pavement is building both into the way we listen, communicate, protect privacy, and grow the mission.

DignityFamilies are people, not fundraising content.
ClarityProgram and tax-status language should be direct and current.
PrivacyPublic forms avoid unnecessary sensitive records.

Pave the way

Together, we can help more children move beyond barriers and into more of childhood.

Every act of support helps build mobility, access, family resources, and community partnerships that make more of the world reachable.

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