High Fives Foundation hosts 50-60+ adaptive sports camps each year where we take small groups of adaptive athletes all over the country, from ski resorts in Vermont to trails of Reno to beaches of Hawaii, so that they can hone their skills in five main pillars of sport: surfing, skiing/snowboarding, mountain biking, motor-fed sports, and fly fishing. Since establishment, we’ve hosted 214 sports camps with over 680 individuals experiencing a new sport for the first time and over 1,530 total participants. Below are the camp stats per pillar of sport since 2009:
-Surf: 76 camps with 442 attendees
-Snow: 36 camps with 460 attendees
-Bike: 35 camps with 283 attendees
-Dirt: 50 camps with 251 attendees
-Fish: 17 camps with 96 attendees
By supporting our Adaptive Sports Camps, you are advancing opportunities for individuals with life-changing injuries to form new social connections and bonds, share knowledge and resources, learn new skills, and so much more while participating in sport in the great outdoors.
