The Hartford Commits $3.5 Million To Move United To Remove Barriers To Adaptive Sports Participation
The Hartford has announced a $3.5 million donation over three years to Move United, aimed at enhancing access to adaptive sports for individuals with disabilities. This initiative is part of The Hartford's long-standing commitment to the adaptive sports community. The funds will support ongoing equipment donations, an Adaptive Sports Competition Series, and the title sponsorship of the Hartford Nationals, which includes five premier events across the U.S. The partnership aims to alleviate the financial burden of adaptive sports equipment and create opportunities for over 11,000 participants. Since 2018, The Hartford has donated more than 5,000 pieces of adaptive sports equipment, positively impacting communities nationwide.
- Donation of $3.5 million over three years to Move United.
- Ongoing equipment donations will increase participation in adaptive sports.
- Partnership creates opportunities for over 11,000 participants.
- Sponsorship of the Hartford Nationals, featuring five competitions.
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“We are on a mission to increase participation in adaptive sports by making competitions, local events and equipment more accessible to youth and adult athletes,” said The Hartford’s Chief Marketing and Communications Officer
This commitment and partnership with Move United, the national leader in community adaptive sports, includes ongoing equipment donations to local adaptive sports programs, The Hartford’s Adaptive Sports Competition Series and the title sponsorship of the largest competition within the series, The Harford Nationals. The series features five premier sanctioned events across the country and includes surprise custom equipment donations, the Human Achievement award and meet and greets with champion Para Athletes. All five competitions, sanctioned by Move United, provide more than 2,000 youth and adults with disabilities the opportunity to compete in 15 adaptive sports, participate in learning clinics and receive national classification.
“The Hartford holds a unique and long standing allyship with the adaptive sports community,” said Move United Executive Director
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