Grant Opportunities

Stronger Than You Think supports women and girls with limb loss by funding prosthetics, promotes water safety to prevent drownings, and empowers Paralympic athletes with resources to compete. Our mission focuses on these three pillars to drive meaningful change.

Victoria’s Victory Foundation is a 501(c)3 dedicated to providing support and resources to people living with mobility disabilities caused by spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, MS, cerebral palsy, and other rare diseases.

Through the Active Fund, grants are provided for individuals with paralysis caused by spinal cord injury to purchase adaptive sports equipment. KBF believes in the power of sport and recreation to foster inclusion and overcome the barriers of paralysis and has helped over 1,900 people from 50 states purchase handcycles, monoskis, sport chairs, racing chairs, hockey sleds, and much more.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund cares for our Nation’s critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families. Supporting all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, we provide one-on-one case management, connection, and lifetime support. Today. Tomorrow. Together.

Your donations allow each eligible athlete to receive a custom built Adaptive Bike from AHA. Plus, AHA is 100% supported by Road Runner Sports! Together, AHA and Road Runner Sports ensure that all of your donations go to purchasing Adaptive Bike so that 100% of the cost is covered for each family.

The Bishstrong Foundation, Inc. (“BF”) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization which aims to inspire and encourage individuals with spinal cord injuries or limited mobility issues to remain active.

The Catch A Lift Fund enables post 9/11 combat injured veterans all over the U.S. to recover and rehabilitate both physically and mentally through physical fitness, motivation and support.

It is the mission of Team Catapult to facilitate a lifestyle of health and fitness to physically challenged individuals, so they may meet their personal goals. We strive to motivate and unite communities by demonstrating that disabilities place no limit to an athete’s capabilities.

Chive Charities is committed to championing those most in need, targeting four cause categories: Veterans, first responders, rare medical diagnosees and their families.

The Colorado Fund for Muscular Dystrophy (CFMD) was established in 2012 by friends and family of Aileen Colorado, who passed away from complications of pneumonia in 2011. Born with congenital muscular dystrophy, Aileen never let her disability stop her from living a fulfilling life and a career helping people with disabilities.

Through the Ability Fund, Dare2tri provides financial and equipment grants to eligible athletes who have a physical disability or visual impairment. The goal of the Ability Fund is to eliminate the barrier of high-priced equipment, travel, coaching, and race entry fees.

Because of donations given by grants, sponsors, and generous individuals, David’s Chair has taken people and their families on exciting outdoor excursions at locations that are inaccessible to regular wheelchairs.

The Flyin Ryan Hawks Foundation exists to challenge students, athletes and others to independently explore what is important to them and to take ownership of those ideas by composing a personal set of Core Values to serve as the basis for their daily attitude and decision making. We believe that an internally imposed sense of identity is a vital component of a life that reflects high quality decisions and a greater sense of well-being.

The Genesis Foundation For Children provides funding for clinical, informational, and therapeutic programs for children born with physical and intellectual challenges and genetic disorders.

Getting Back Up works to help those living with a spinal cord injury improve their quality of life TODAY by providing goods and services which can help make a difference in someone’s IMMEDIATE situation.

Gridiron Heroes Spinal Cord Injury Foundation provides immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining a catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football.

The High Fives Foundation's Empowerment Fund offers two grant cycles each year, designed to support individuals recovering from life-altering injuries in pursuing goals related to outdoor adventure sports. Learn more about how each cycle is structured below.

Since its founding in 1997, Horizon Foundation has funded non-profit organizations that meet the mission goals in places where our trustees live and work. Grant funding concentrates on building organizational and community-wide effectiveness, developing opportunities, raising aspirations, and generally making a positive and lasting difference.

IM ABLE Adaptive Equipment Grants are awarded to individuals with physical, cognitive, and/or behavioral challenges residing in the Mid-Atlantic region, providing adaptive sports gear and group fitness programs.

The Independence Fund is committed to empowering our nation’s catastrophically wounded, injured, or ill Veterans, helping them to overcome the physical, mental, and emotional wounds sustained in service. We are dedicated to improving the lives of both Veterans and their families.

The GoHawkeye grant program is open to adaptive individuals and organizations in the United States and consists of adaptive sports equipment and adaptive sports experience grants.

I Run for Bob aims To improve quality of life and provide otherwise inaccessible experiences to individuals with limited mobility.

J-Rob Foundation, Inc. is a not for profit committed to providing adaptive sporting equipment to children with physical disabilities or challenges. The Foundation also funds adaptive sports opportunities for athletes. The adaptive sporting equipment may include, but is not limited to racing wheelchairs, hand cycles, monoskis and bi-skis. We strive to encourage children who are already overcoming physical challenges to participate in sports.

Born out of the 1984 Olympic Games, the LA84 Foundation moves communities forward by ensuring every child has access to the benefits of sports. As a nationally recognized leader in youth sports, we are action oriented, supporting and elevating programs that drive youth development, promote equity, and inspire future generations.

Motion Project Foundation was developed to assist individuals who suffered a spinal cord injury and their families to put recovery in motion, rise above from the catastrophic injury and improve their overall health. providing funding for medical equipment, home or vehicle modifications, intense therapy rehabilitation, advocacy, or other services and activities to improve lives of individuals with a spinal cord injury and show there is hope after tragedy.

The Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation uses its collective resources to help those with a neuromuscular disease live safer, more independent lives. Ways in which the MDFF provides support include adaptive equipment, home modifications, and transportation.

At the Outdoor Ability Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, our mission is to empower disabled children aged 8 to 19 by providing grants for the purchase of adaptive equipment. This equipment not only enables them to explore and enjoy the great outdoors but also supports their participation in activities such as hunting and fishing.

Founded by former ASU baseball teammates Cory Hahn and Trevor Williams, Project 34 was created with the overarching goal to positively impact the lives of those living with a spinal cord injury. Cory and Trevor were teammates on the 2011 baseball team, when Cory became paralyzed from the chest down after an injury to his C-5 vertebra during a game.

SCORE (Spinal Cord Opportunities for Rehabilitation Endowment) is a non-profit organization that provides modest financial grants to people paralyzed while participating in sports or recreational activities.

The mission of the stand up and play foundation is to provide wheelchair users and others with impaired mobility the opportunity to stand up and engage in recreational and everyday activities through access to VertaCats/paramobiles, clinics, and recreational programs. Our organization introduces the VertaCat/ paramobile and other adaptive equipment to wheelchair users through clinics and demonstrations where we reinforce the mental and physical therapeutic benefits of standing.

The Steadfast Foundation is dedicated to assisting young people in their battle against cancer and people with mobility challenges expand their horizons. The Steadfast Foundation was founded in 2006 by Ryan Miller, to benefit people battling cancer, especially those with childhood forms of the disease. Since then, Steadfast has broadened its scope and initiatives in an effort to assist, inspire, and empower people living with disabilities, by helping them to become more independent, gain equality, enjoy the benefits of inclusion and accessibility, and to become happier and healthier through the magic of mobility and the outdoors.

Still Standing is a non-profit organization committed to facilitating access to adaptive equipment. With the support of generous contributions, we empower individuals with disabilities to achieve their activity goals, tailored to their unique circumstances. Every cent of your contribution directly supports our mission.

Surfgimp Foundation's mission is to support, through financial grants, individuals with disabilities who require assistance to pursue an active lifestyle.

  Sometimes a disabled individual needs assistance from other people to experience their greatest adventures. Our vision is to help facilitate these adventures by providing support for some of the extra expenses that can be incurred such as equipment, travel, lessons, entry fees, and more.  

At Tighten The Drag Foundation, it is our goal to help everyone with a SPINAL CORD INJURY have a better quality of life. We provide information to help you navigate the world of Spinal Cord Injury. We STRONGLY believe that RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE through activity based exercise programs, recreational adaptive sporting events, good health and nutrition and a positive state of mind.

The Two Angels Foundation focuses on helping children (under 21 years old) living in Colorado with physical disabilities live the most active and normal lives possible by providing them with adaptive bikes.

The mission of War fighter Engaged is To support veterans and the wider disability community through innovative, inclusive gaming experiences, education, and advocacy for a more accessible future.

Wheel to Walk Foundation is a non-profit organization that helps children with disabilities, 20 years and younger, obtain medical & adaptive equipment or therapy services not provided by insurance. They strongly believe that no child or young adult with special needs go without items that could improve the quality of their daily life.

We are a non-profit organization dedicated to serving, uplifting and mobilizing the disabled community through advocacy, education and realized successes that foster compassion and advance accessibility.

The Sterling Thomas Push Push Pray Foundation is dedicated to inspiring hope, empowering, and enriching the quality of life of individuals living with spinal cord injury.