Driving Social Impact through the power of Storytelling

With an authentic approach, we produce purpose driven content utilizing the power of storytelling to drive social impact, showcasing the transformative power of content to change perceptions and make a difference in our communities around the world. 

The only way we change perception is if we change the conversation and the only way that happens is if we have greater representation. It is honestly, that simple. So, while TFA Group is small – we are mighty and we are passion driven because we all deserve to see a path forward

Mallory and Jay (Co-CEO’s) took to their two passions – sports and production - and created an agency and production studio with a simple but ambitious goal:to change the perception of disability in our society through the power of storytelling.

From the release of Mallory’s book LIMITLESS in March 2021, to managing the brands of a number of Paralympic athletes, to creating branded content and commercials for companies and helping them authentically incorporate stories of individuals with disabilities, to award winning original content, we continue to seek out projects and characters that will help showcase the power of sport to change perception.

To date the creations of TFA Group can be found in bookstores, on broadcast networks, streaming giants, digital platforms, at film festivals and in brand campaigns - but there’s still so much more to do.

After all, Mallory knows that stakes couldn’t be higher.“When I was paralyzed I didn’t see a path forward, I looked to a world around me that I didn’t feel represented in - and we all deserve to be seen. It is my greatest desire, whether through my swimming, speaking, writing or role as an executive producer and content creator to do my part to make sure our next generation never has to ask, ‘what about me?’”

WATERSHED

A  story of self discovery, love and the unwavering determination to prove life is about more than simply seeking to overcome. Through one woman's story we take witness to the evolution that occurs following her watershed moment. Moving through as she creates space to not only survive but turn her perceived tragedy into her strength, she reminds us that at the center of it all love is the force that drives us forward. A journey replete with reminders of the fact that while the degree of one's circumstance differs, a universal truth remains; that too often trauma and tragedy change not only how we are perceived by society, but how we perceive ourselves. It's only when we awaken to the fact that our watershed moments aren't all defining, but rather revealing of the inherent strength that exists within each of us, that we can be brave enough to write our own ending.

Empty Net

USA Sled Hockey’s Journey of Redemption. Premiered on NBCSN during the 2018 Stanley Cup Final and streaming now on Amazon Prime and iTunes!

Fresh Tracks

This true-life documentary follows the journey of Paul Leimkuehler, who lost his leg during the Battle of the Bulge and turned his tragedy into a triumph by building his own artificial leg that inspired the launch of his prosthetic business and a ski innovation that revolutionized the adaptive sports community. (www.freshtracksfilm.com)

The Blind Ascensionist

At the age of 14, Justin Salas lost his vision, but not his inner drive for adventure. This thrill seeker will take us on a journey of learning to navigate our world legally blind, while pushing past any barrier or boulder in his way en-route to becoming a World Champion Climber, who continues to pursue a new challenge at every turn. Through Justin’s narration, viewers will be drawn into his mindset as he navigates through his own physical, mental and emotional barriers, only to find the strength within to push past any “boulders” that have been put in front of him. When Justin lost his sight, climbing helped him build resilience and relationships, as he found his place in the world as a blind, young adult; and now he shows the world how he sees it.

Recent Work

The World Is Ready for These Stories and We’re Here to Tell Them