Paraquad welcomes
the St. Louis Titan 100
for their 2026 Community Day

To my Titan 100 family -

Welcome to Paraquad! On behalf of myself, our Board of Directors, our staff, and our participants, I am thrilled to welcome you for the 2026 St. Louis Titan Community Day!

As leaders in our community, you understand the power of coming together to create meaningful change. At Paraquad, we believe that independence, opportunity, and inclusion are strengthened through partnership and a shared commitment to making our community better for everyone.

Thank you for spending time with us today, lending your time, talents, and energy, and investing in our mission to champion equity and independence for people with disabilities.

We are excited to share our work with you and grateful for your commitment to making a difference.

Latosha R. Fowlkes, LCSW
President & CEO, Paraquad
2026 St. Louis Titan 100 Hall of Fame Honoree

AGENDA

3:00 p.m. ARRIVAL

3:15 p.m. WELCOME & TOUR

3:30 p.m. SERVICE ROTATIONS

5:00 p.m. CLOSING REFLECTION

5:15 p.m. HAPPY HOUR AT MODERN BREWERY

GET INVOLVED AT PARAQUAD

A man in a motorized wheelchair exits a bus with assistance while another man stands nearby on the sidewalk, with buildings in the background.
A woman holds a sign reading ‘Read Our Lips… No Wimpy Amendments to A.D.A.’ while standing beside a young man during a disability rights demonstration.
Group of people, including several wheelchair users, posing in front of a large Paraquad sign that reads ‘Developing the Community to Include People,’ with an accessibility symbol displayed on the sign.
A child using a wheelchair smiles while being assisted down a vehicle lift by an adult standing behind her.
A group of young children run alongside a man using a wheelchair on a residential street while adults watch nearby.
Two people, one child using a wheelchair and a woman, laugh together in front of the Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse in St. Louis.
Two men wearing race bibs walk together during a road race, one using a white cane for navigation