Want To Help People With Disabilities Surf? AccesSurf Is Raising $200,000
The 20 for 20 campaign runs November 1 through December 6. Here’s how to donate or start a team. AccesSurf Hawai'i, a nonprofit that has been working to make beaches and ocean more accessible to people with disabilities for 20 years, is raising $200,000 for its 20 for 20 campaign to fund 20 free Day at the Beach community programs. The event, which started in 2006, aims to get more people with disability into the water. Today, AccesSurfs offers free adaptive surfing, swimming, and paddling sessions year-round. The nonprofit has hosted over 1,000 events and given people over 40,000 adaptive ocean experiences. The 20 for20 campaign runs November 1 through December 6, with fundraising teams that recruit 20 donors or raise $5,000 are in the running for prizes.
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