"Rachelle Rutherford's Chasing the Impossible is a powerful call to action, woven with heart-stirring narratives that ignite the spirit of altruism and innovation. It brilliantly showcases the journey of entrepreneurs, parents, and a community rallying together to transcend the bounds of what seemed unattainable. Through stories of tenacity in the face of adversity, Rutherford invites us all to contribute our unique talents toward building a brighter future for children with disabilities. This book is not just a testament to human resilience but also a roadmap for mobilizing support and resources on a scale previously deemed impossible. As someone deeply committed to making a difference, I found Chasing the Impossible to be a compelling reminder that our collective efforts can transform lives and reshape futures. Rachelle Rutherford's work is an essential read for anyone looking to leave a mark on the world by challenging the status quo and pursuing the impossible."

― Chad Hymas

Best-Selling Author and Hall of Fame Speaker

"In a system littered with shortcomings and obstacles, Rachelle boldly brings forth solutions and energy for change. Chasing the Impossible addresses two of the most important factors in the disability landscape right now, the stories of those being impacted and solutions. There is a power in the story that stems from the introduction, where even the author had to explore her own role in helping. Chasing the Impossible provides a framework and motivation for the role that we each have in making the world a better place."

― Derek J. Lee, Ph.D., CRC, LPCC-S, DBTC, CAMSC

CEO, The Hope Institute & Perrysburg Counseling Services; Professor, Texas Tech University Health Science Center

"Rachelle’s Chasing the Impossible is a masterpiece that captivates and motivates you to dig deeper into giving more of yourself than you thought possible. She touches and inspires your soul, compelling you to serve others more effectively and sincerely from the heart. Her storytelling and personal experiences touched my heart, leaving an unforgettable mark for those who feel called to make a difference and those who want to leave a lasting legacy of meaningful service and contribution. Rachelle is a game-changer and a beacon of hope for children with special needs as well as for those who desire to live their highest purpose and calling."

― Setema Gali

Coach and Keynote Speaker

"Rachelle has done a fantastic job of presenting the moving history and exciting future of Kids On The Move in Chasing the Impossible. She and her management team left successful corporate positions to make a difference for future generations, one child at a time, and their impact is being felt by the children, their families, and the community. I hope that more individuals and businesses will support KOTM by contributing time, money, and resources to this important cause."

― Edgie E. Donakey

Technology Executive, Mentor, and former Chairman, KOTM

"Chasing the Impossible is an amazing representation of the life-changing services that programs such as KOTM provide to families. There is a passion that is ignited in the individuals who serve children with disabilities and their families. That passion often is what fuels innovation in services provided and the funding to support the needed services. This book highlights how people without any previous connection to those who have disabilities can make a life-changing impact on the community and the families that they serve."

― Julia Hood, Ph.D., BCBA-D, NCSP

Assistant Professor, University of Utah

"When it comes to parenting kids with superpowers―unique gifts, special abilities that come coupled with exceptional needs and neurodivergence―there's a great many places we can go to be filled with despair. The people behind this book and their story offer a refreshing well of hope from which all of us can drink deeply."

― Steven Sharp Nelson

Composer, speaker, and cellist of “The Piano Guys”

"Indeed, a diagnosis of one disability or another may define the obstacles or challenges a child faces, but it does not define who the child is. Each child will have their own preferences, areas of interest, and distinct personality. All of us know families that face the unexpected challenges of raising a child with a disability. Chasing the Impossible is compassionate, faith promoting, and inspirational for all who love children and have a desire to help them reach up and become all that they can become."

― Tom Smith

New York Times Best-Selling Author, The Oz Principle