The Journey

It all started in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania — where Will and his family loaded up the RV, said goodbye to home, and pointed the wheels west. Every mile that followed started right here.

4 Paws For Ability in Xenia, Ohio. Will got to meet and play with service dogs in training — animals that will one day change the lives of children with disabilities and veterans.

Make-A-Wish in St. Louis, Missouri. Will's own cousin was a wish recipient — and Will donated to help make incredible wishes come true for other children facing terminal illness.

Will dropped off outdoor gear — rain jackets, hats, sunscreen — in Flagstaff for Grand Canyon Youth, an organization that connects young people to the transformative power of the outdoors.

Will loaded the RV with books and personally delivered them to Havasupai Elementary School — the most remote school in the continental U.S., reachable only by mule, foot, or helicopter.

In Francis, Utah, Will donated money and materials to 19 Quilts for Natalie — an organization that sends handmade quilts to grieving mothers and chemotherapy patients.

Will donated and fundraised for the Matthew Shepard Foundation in Laramie, Wyoming — the organization that protects the rights and dignity of the LGBTQ+ community.

At United in Light in Livingston, Montana, rescued draft horses live out their days in peace and healing. Will visited the horses and made a donation to support their sanctuary.

The Pine Ridge Reservation is home to some of the poorest communities in the United States. Will loaded the RV with books and delivered them directly to the children of Porcupine School.

Will donated tickets to sporting events so veterans and their families could share a special experience together — honoring the men and women who serve.

Will donated to and fundraised for the organization that assembles blessing bags for homeless individuals — each one packed with wipes, socks, deodorant, granola bars, toothbrushes, and more. A small bag. A big message.

Will donated to and fundraised for Gamers Outreach — the organization that brings gaming equipment to hospitalized children. Will loves gaming and knows how much it means to feel like a normal kid. He started his own fundraising page to help bring that joy to kids stuck in hospitals.

Will volunteered at his former school, White Clay School in Kennett Square — a reminder that goodwill starts in your own backyard.

Just down the road from home, Will visited Radnor ABC — an organization that provides life-changing educational opportunities to academically advanced young men and women of color through four years of high school. Will donated money and purchased items off the wish list for the house where scholars live.

After thousands of miles, 13 nonprofits, and countless acts of kindness, the Biscardi family pulled the RV back into Bryn Mawr. The journey was complete — but the goodwill they spread across America lives on.