BlazeSports America

In 2023, BlazeSports served over 1,000 individuals with disabilities through adaptive sports, recreation, movement, and college development programs. We saw a significant increase in participation, expanding our youth population by more than 30% and welcoming 200 new veterans, which represents approximately a 50% increase in active participants. Our program offerings now include 14 adaptive sports, along with camps, clinics, and events focused on personal growth.In 2023, we introduced Air Rifle as a new program for veterans. Additionally, we conducted clinics for sled hockey, climbing, adaptive (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 OF FORM 990)fitness, and golf. We also expanded our offerings by adding pickleball,reintroducing our learn-to-swim program, and expanding our CrossFit programs. Furthermore, we hosted two veteran camps, a youth week long summer camp and some one-day camps throughout the year. These camps serve as havens for healing, camaraderie, and wellness.BlazeSports hosted the National Parasport Conference in Norcross, GA. With attendees joining both virtually and in-person, we brought together industry leaders in parasport from across the country. This event demonstrated our commitment to growing and improving the parasport community for both providers and athletes.Our BlazeTOTS program also saw tremendous growth as we served over 400 toddlers with disabilities, aged 2-6. This innovative initiative focuses on early childhood development through adaptive sports, recreation, and movement activities. BlazeTOTS aims to foster physical, cognitive, and social growth in young children by providing a supportive and inclusive environment. The program includes structured play, skill-building exercises, and parent-child interactive sessions, ensuring a holistic approach to development. BlazeTOTS also offers educational resources and support for families.