Amy Roloff Biography

Fast Facts

• Gave back to the Dwarf Athletic Association of America (DAAA)
• Started her own charity called the Amy Roloff Charity Foundation, which benefits at-risk youths, kids in need and disability groups
• Roloff has supported a homeless shelter and low-income senior housing
• Graduated from Central Michigan University, which is located in Mount Pleasant, Mich
• Roloff's type of dwarfism is achondroplasia, the most common type of dwarfism, and she has had hardly any complications throughout her life
• Roloff works part-time as a preschool teacher and soccer coach to earn extra income for her family
• Met husband at Little People of America (LPA) conference
• Shares September 17th birthday with daughter Molly