'Little People, Big World's Amy Roloff Shares Heartfelt Message About Impact of Dwarf Athletic Association of America (Exclusive Clip)

Amy Roloff from TLC's 'Little People, Big World'

Season 25 of Little People, Big World will soon end—but not before the Roloffs host a charity event for a cause near and dear to them.

At Roloff Farms, Matt Roloff and Caryn Chandler hosted a fundraiser for the Dwarf Athletic Association of America (DAAA) with the help of Amy Roloff and her husband, Chris Marek. TLC shared an exclusive sneak peek of the event with Parade ahead of the Season 25 finale on Tuesday, April 23.

"I've been a part of DAAA since 1985," Amy tells a crowd at the charity event. "DAAA formed because they wanted to give an opportunity for those with dwarfism to have an opportunity to play sports."

Amy shared that she competed in DAAA basketball and volleyball and watched her son, Zach, play soccer. Now, she gets to watch her grandson, Jackson, compete in DAAA soccer, too.

"Even if you lose, you learn how to pick yourself up and start over again," the mom-of-four continued. "And to me, sports speaks so much more about life. This is what DAA meant to me."

Amy added: "It's important for this organization to continue, not only for my son but now for my grandson."

Speaking with producers, the Roloff matriarch shared that DAAA "gives you the opportunity to try sports, to play it." She explained: "I think just having the opportunity to play and be in that environment just for a moment makes a huge difference in individual dwarves' lives."

As of writing, TLC has not officially renewed Little People, Big World for Season 26. Zach and Tori Roloff previously announced that Season 25 would be the last for them and their three children; it's unclear if the show will continue without them.

Catch the Season 25 finale of Little People, Big World on Tuesday, April 23 at 9 p.m. ET on TLC.

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