Past Events

2025 Inglis BASH

Thank you for joining us at Inglis BASH 2025!

Event Co-Chairs
James P. Gaffney, Elizabeth G. Nathans, Theodore A. Rosen

The 2025 Inglis BASH was an unforgettable evening—filled with impactful stories, joyful moments, and a community united in support of people with disabilities. Thanks to the incredible generosity of supporters like you, we’ve raised more than $215,000 to help those we serve live independent, fulfilling lives.

We’d also love to share the joy of the evening with you. Take a moment to enjoy some of our favorite photos. Together, we can build on this momentum—and continue to change lives.

Meet Ed Dunfee: 2025 Game Changer Honoree

Ed Dunfee is a longtime resident of Philadelphia, now living at Inglis Apartments at Elmwood, an accessible, affordable housing community designed for individuals with disabilities. A distinguished Navy veteran, Ed faced a significant health crisis resulting in the amputation of his legs in 2016. Undeterred, he embraced wheelchair sports to rebuild strength and purpose. His achievements include winning medals at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in 2024, and he anticipates competing again in the 2025 games.

Meet Habitat for Humanity - Philadelphia: 2025 Pioneer Honoree

Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, an independently chartered affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), stands as the largest nonprofit homebuilder globally. Habitat Philadelphia serves as an Inglis primary partner in adapting homes for aging adults, enhancing safety and independence. Together, we have completed nearly 50 home modifications for seniors in Philadelphia.

Learn more about Habitat Philadelphia: habitatphiladelphia.org

A Memorable Evening!

On April 10, 2025 we enjoyed an extraordinary evening at the National Constitution Center in Old City Philadelphia celebrating philanthropy and community at Inglis BASH, our premier fundraising event. Together, we celebrated stories of impact and recognized the trailblazers driving positive change in the disability community.