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Our mission is to encourage social growth, independence, and self-esteem in youth with autism spectrum disorders through a quality, overnight camp experience located in the greater Kansas City area.
Summer enrichment scholarships for low-income children: the Winnebago Alumni Association exists solely to fund summer camp scholarships for low-income children aged 9-15.
Healing With Horses Ranch provides trauma-informed equine-assisted services (adaptive riding, equine-assisted learning, and psychotherapy) to people of all ages—especially veterans, at-risk youth, and people with disabilities—with the goal of fostering resilience, independence, and emotional/physical healing through the horse-human relationship.
"The Miracle Field of East Alabama project is not only a baseball field, but it includes an entire environment suited for special needs youth and ball players. The field itself has a rubberized synthetic turf allowing wheelchairs and walkers to glide unrestricted, in addition to the accessible dugouts and bleachers."
The mission of Bustin Barriers is to provide safe physical activities and meaningful socialization experiences for individuals experiencing disability- creating opportunities for participants to have fun and strive toward their personal best.
At SOS Outreach, our goal is to help kids gear up for life, ultimately changing their lives and the communities they touch.
Let’s Play America increases opportunities for all people to enjoy play through partnering with communities, organizations, and individuals to create locally-inspired, playful events and educate on the importance of play for all.
Swift Youth Foundation empowers children, teens and young adults to reach their highest potential through fun enriching programs and positive mentoring relationships.
Summer camp for people with disabilities
Our purpose is to ensure a vibrant and inclusive Washington State Parks system for generations to enjoy. We engage, expand, and sustain a broad base of supporters who give to, advocate for, and treasure our state parks.
THE ORGANIZATION TEACHES CHILDREN WITHIN THE COMMUNITY OF THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY THE GAME OF BASEBALL, THE IDEALS OF GOOD SPORTMANSHIP, HONESTY, LOYALTY, COURAGE, AND RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO TEACHES THE PARTICIPANTS TO ACT AS AMBASSADORS TO THEIR SPORT AND CONTIUNE IMPROVING THEIR SKILLS TO ADVANCE TO THE NEXT LEVEL AND/OR BECOME LIFELONG PLAYERS. THESE ACTIVITES TAKE PLACE IN THE SPRING AND SUMMER AND ARE FUNDED THROUGH MEMBER FEES, CONCESSION SALES, HOSTING HOME TOURNAMENTS, FUNDRAISING AND DONATIONS.
Peaster ISD "Growing Our Tradition of Excellence"