Chad Robichaux and Mighty Oaks Foundation partner with ‘No Limbs, No Limits’ to provide 4,000 free tickets to veterans
When Nick Vujicic was born with no arms or legs, doctors could offer his parents no explanation and no prognosis. They did not know whether he would ever marry or become a father, or what his life might ultimately hold. Today, Nick has gone on to accomplish far more than many do in a lifetime. He is a husband, a father of four, a bestselling author, an entrepreneur and one of the world’s most recognized evangelists and motivational speakers, sharing his message of faith and purpose with audiences on nearly every continent.
His remarkable life is now captured in the new film, “No Limbs, No Limits: The NickV Story,” in movie theaters nationwide through Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners today, September 25.
The film asks, “What if the thing you spent your life trying to fix about yourself is the very thing God wants to use?” Nick’s story reveals our deepest brokenness isn’t the end… It’s often where purpose begins.
Current data reveals that despair, isolation and hopelessness are at historic highs. Nick Vujicic’s story does what almost nothing else can: it disarms cynicism the moment he appears. “No Limbs, No Limits” showcases why his message has carried across cultures, languages and decades.
“‘No Limbs, No Limits’ is for every person who feels hopeless, forgotten, unqualified or broken, and for everyone who knows someone who does,” shared Vujicic.
Since the age of 17, Nick has been on a journey to use his rare ability to connect with and inspire others, uplifting people around the globe with the hope of the Gospel. Nick has been listed among the top three motivational speakers in the world, traveled to more than 83 countries, spoken to millions, met with 25 presidents, vice presidents and prime ministers and shared a message of hope and the transformative power of the Gospel.
The team behind “No Limbs, No Limits” announced a $150,000 “Be a Miracle” Pay It Forward campaign to provide movie tickets to people who might otherwise miss the film, including those living with disabilities, those facing financial hardship or other difficult circumstances. The campaign will also provide tickets to alumni and community members of Chad Robichaux’s Mighty Oaks Foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps veterans and their families recover from trauma and rebuild their lives.
“The ‘Be a Miracle’ campaign gives people a practical way to put that message into action by helping someone who needs encouragement experience this story in a theater. A ticket can be a small gift, but for someone who feels isolated, overlooked or overwhelmed, it can also be a reminder that their life has value and purpose,” said Vujicic. “If you don’t get a miracle, you can still be a miracle for someone.”
The theatrical release is also supported by Nick’s community through the new crowdfunding platform Good Works Hub, and by eKKL Entertainment, a newly launched distribution company focused on faith-based and audience-friendly films, partnering on the release.
Tickets for “No Limbs, No Limits: The NickV Story” are available at participating theater box offices and at Fathom Entertainment or https://www.nickvfilms.com/.