Cooper Murray is beyond excited to announce his partnership with RODS Heroes—an incredible nonprofit dedicated to uncovering the superpowers of individuals with Down syndrome. Together, they’re on a mission to provide resources, advocate for adoption, and empower the Down syndrome community.

Cooper's Journey: Defying the Odds

When Cooper was just six months old, he was abandoned because of his Down syndrome diagnosis. He spent the first four years of his life waiting for a forever family. Cooper's life changed when he was adopted by an amazing family who saw his potential and knew that he could accomplish great things. Now, he is thriving and showing the world that nothing can hold him back!

One of Cooper's biggest dreams is to throw the first pitch at all 30 Major League Baseball (MLB) stadiums! It’s not just about baseball—it’s about breaking down stigmas and showing everyone that people with Down syndrome can achieve amazing things. His journey through America’s ballparks is proof that anyone can do incredible things when given the chance.

When forces collide

RODS Heroes and Cooper share a passion for changing how the world sees Down syndrome. By sharing Cooper’s story and taking on big challenges, they hope to inspire others to look beyond stereotypes and see the amazing abilities within each person.

Together, they’re proving that every person with Down syndrome has unique talents and strengths to share with the world. They are also advocating for adoption, giving more children with Down syndrome a chance at a loving family.

Join the Journey!

Follow along as Cooper works to make his dream of throwing the first pitch at every MLB stadium come true! Your support means the world to him, and together with RODS Heroes, they’re going to make a difference.

Follow Cooper on social media for updates, stories, and behind-the-scenes moments from his journey. Let’s change perceptions, inspire adoptions, and uncover superpowers!

Location

2901 West Blue Grass Blvd.

Suite 320,

Lehi, UT 84043

Contact Us

melisa@rods.org

(801)815-5156