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REACHING OUT BEYOND OUR COMMUNITY!
Local partnership
We are proud to work closely with local non-profit Kaizen Adaptive Training. Emily currently trains over 30 adaptive athletes and specializes in prosthetic and orthotic functional training.
βKaizen Athletics provides an all-inclusive training facility for individuals with long-term physical or traumatic impairments (visible/invisible) through movement and community. We make fitness training accessible and inclusive for everyone, regardless of ability. It is an honor to serve our Wounded Warriors, Veterans, First Responders, Law Enforcement Officers and our Adaptive Community.β - Emily Kramer Throckmorton
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D-Feet Cancer
D-Feet Cancer is a non-profit in memory of Dalton Fox, a pediatric amputee who succumbed to Ewing Sarcoma. Our team has had the opportunity to raise over $1600 for the foundation through a skydiving event at Skydive Suffolk in August of 2023.
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Healing Hands for Haiti
In 2009, John Robb, CPO, attended a trip to Haiti to assist Healing Hands Team Canada in providing orthotics & prosthetics to several orphanages and the citizens of Port Au Prince. Due the horrific earthquake that took place in early 2010, the Healing Hands for Haiti compound is now demolished. John is anxiously awaiting for Healing Hands to attain temporary facilities so that he may return to Haiti to assist in providing more orthotic & prosthetic care.
To learn more about Healing Hands and how you can help make a difference in Haiti, please visit the link below.
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Physicians for Peace
Physicians for Peace educates and trains prosthetic, orthotic, and rehabilitation professionals in underserved areas. They partner with healthcare providers to improve their prosthetic and orthotic (P&O) rehabilitation centers.
Reach takes all donations of orthotic & prosthetic devices and gives them to Physicians for Peace.
To learn more about their organization please visit the link below.
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Wounded Warrior Project
Reach purchases custom-made bears from Scattered Stitches, with all proceeds going to the Wounded Warrior Project.
To learn more about these organizations please visit the link below.