Ogborn Mihm proudly supports the Invisible Disabilities Association and its annual Walk & Roll fundraiser, taking place throughout May—including participation across South Dakota communities.

This nationwide initiative brings together individuals, families, and organizations to raise awareness for people living with invisible disabilities. While these conditions may not be obvious at first glance, they have a very real impact on everyday life in South Dakota and beyond.

A Month-Long Movement for Invisible Disability Awareness in South Dakota

Unlike traditional events, Walk & Roll extends across the entire month of May. As a result, participants across South Dakota can join when and where it works best for them. Whether walking through neighborhood streets, running local trails, biking open roads, or rolling in community spaces, everyone can participate in a way that fits their lifestyle.

The goal is simple: build awareness, create connection, and encourage greater understanding throughout South Dakota communities.

In particular, this year’s theme, “I Am Invisible No More,” highlights the importance of recognizing experiences that often go unseen. It encourages individuals across South Dakota to help bring visibility to those living with invisible disabilities.

The Brain Injury Gurus Team Serving South Dakota

This year, Ogborn Mihm is participating through its team, Brain Injury Gurus, reflecting the firm’s strong commitment to advocating for individuals with traumatic brain injuries and other complex conditions.

Moreover, this work connects directly to the firm’s legal practice. Many injuries affecting South Dakota clients are not immediately visible; however, their impact is significant and long-lasting. By supporting Walk & Roll, the firm continues to stand alongside individuals and families throughout South Dakota.

Why Invisible Disabilities Awareness Matters in South Dakota

Invisible disabilities include a wide range of conditions, such as traumatic brain injuries, chronic pain, neurological disorders, and mental health challenges. Because these conditions are not always outwardly apparent, individuals in South Dakota often face misunderstanding or limited support.

Therefore, organizations like the Invisible Disabilities Association play a critical role. Through education, advocacy, and community outreach, they help foster more inclusive and informed communities across South Dakota.

How South Dakota Residents Can Get Involved

Ogborn Mihm invites clients, colleagues, and communities across South Dakota to take part in this important effort. You can get involved in several meaningful ways:

• Participate in Walk & Roll activities anywhere in South Dakota throughout May
• Support the Brain Injury Gurus team with a donation
• Share the message to help expand awareness across local communities

To learn more or contribute, visit the team page:
https://ida.rallyup.com/73b1f1/t/brain-injury-gurus/Team/Details

Building a More Compassionate South Dakota Community

Ultimately, supporting Walk & Roll goes beyond a single event. It represents a commitment to recognizing what many people across South Dakota live with every day. By raising awareness and fostering understanding, communities can become more compassionate, inclusive, and supportive.

For additional information about the Invisible Disabilities Association, read this article:
https://www.omtrial.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Article-IDA-Issues-Call-for-Participants-to-Join-.-EIN-Presswire.pdf