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Resources for Those Who Serve

The primary mission of For The 22 is simple: help veterans and first responders find the support, opportunities, and communities they need — across mental, physical, emotional, spiritual, family, career, financial, legal, and community support. Search or filter by what you need and who you are below.

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29 resources

Catch A Lift Fund

Free 8-week wellness program for post-9/11 combat veterans with a 50%+ VA disability rating — one-on-one coaching, in-home gym equipment grants, and veteran-led mentorship.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabled

Free / grant·Nationwide

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Challenged Athletes Foundation — Operation Rebound

Grants for U.S. military, veterans, and first responders with permanent physical injuries, covering adaptive sports equipment, competition costs, and training.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranActive MilitaryFirst ResponderDisabled

Grant / free to awardees·Nationwide

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High Fives Foundation — Empowerment Fund

Grants covering adaptive sports equipment, medical equipment, and living expenses for people with life-altering injuries, including service-connected veterans.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranDisabled

Grant·U.S. / program-specific

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Semper Fi & America's Fund

Case management, adaptive equipment, and financial/family assistance for critically wounded, ill, and catastrophically injured service members and veterans from every branch.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranActive MilitaryDisabledFamilyCaregiver

Grant / direct assistance·Nationwide

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Getting Back Up

Financial assistance for people with spinal cord injuries, including veterans, to fund exercise-based recovery programs and adaptable products that support independence.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranDisabled

Grant·Nationwide

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Hope For The Warriors — Warrior's Wish

Grant program that has funded hundreds of individual wishes, including adaptive sporting and exercise equipment, for post-9/11 veterans and military families.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranActive MilitaryFamily

Grant·Nationwide

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The Independence Fund

Mobility equipment, casework, and caregiver support for catastrophically wounded and disabled veterans.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranDisabledCaregiver

Grant / direct assistance·Nationwide

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Paralyzed Veterans of America — Central Florida Chapter

Adaptive sports and recreation, an adaptive-equipment loaner program, and advocacy/benefits support for veterans with spinal cord injury or dysfunction, MS, or related neurological conditions.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabled

Membership-based veteran service organization — contact chapter to confirm program-specific costs·Central Florida

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Upstate SC AMBUCS

Custom-fitted adaptive AmTryke tricycles for veterans and children with lifelong mobility challenges.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranDisabled

Grant / Donor-funded·Upstate South Carolina

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Texas Parasport

Statewide network connecting Texans with physical disabilities, including veterans, to adaptive-sports programs, equipment loans and competitions across the Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio regions.

Sports & Fitness

DisabledVeteran

Varies by member program·Texas

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Virginia Housing — Granting Freedom

Home-accessibility modification grants for Virginia veterans and service members with a service-connected disability from a line-of-duty injury; pairs with VA-guaranteed loans and closing-cost assistance for homebuying.

Housing & Transportation

VeteranDisabledActive Military

Grant — no repayment; up to $8,000·Virginia

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Michigan Outdoor Wishmakers

Michigan nonprofit providing no-cost hunting and fishing adventures — including a dedicated veterans' whitetail hunt — for veterans and others living with a life-threatening illness or limiting disability, using specialized equipment and accessible lodges and charters.

Outdoor Programs

VeteranDisabledFamily

Eligibility: Participants must have a life-threatening illness or life-limiting disability; nominated via the organization's website.

Free — adventures come at no cost to participants or their families·Michigan (statewide)

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Colorado Discover Ability

Grand Junction-based adaptive recreation nonprofit offering year-round skiing, snowboarding, cycling, kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, and horseback riding for people with disabilities, including veteran programming and custom group opportunities for veteran organizations.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabled

Program fees apply; financial assistance and state disability waivers (CES/SLS) may be available·Western Colorado

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Adaptive Sports Program New Mexico

Statewide adaptive recreation nonprofit offering skiing, snowboarding, paddling, rafting, climbing, archery and other activities for people with disabilities; veteran-specific programs run periodically, including a Disabled Veterans' Winter Sports Camp offered free to participating veterans.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabledFamily

Eligibility: Veteran-specific events open to veterans with disabilities; some sessions reserved for disabled veterans only.

Free for veterans at designated veteran events (e.g. the Winter Sports Camp); other general programs may carry fees or scholarships depending on the session·Statewide

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Hoppers for Heroes

Nonprofit providing grants and community partnerships to place TerrainHopper all-terrain mobility vehicles with veterans, first responders, and people with disabilities, plus placements at Arizona state parks for public adaptive-recreation access.

Equipment & Grants

VeteranFirst ResponderDisabled

Eligibility: Veterans, first responders, and individuals with mobility challenges; apply via email describing mobility needs.

Grant-supported·Arizona

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DREAM Adaptive Recreation

Year-round adaptive recreation nonprofit based in Whitefish offering skiing, cycling, mountain biking, paddlesports, fishing, and water sports using adaptive equipment and trained volunteers, with dedicated military and veteran programming.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabledFamily

Eligibility: Veterans/active duty must have a qualifying disability for scholarship-covered slots.

Free for active-duty military and veterans with a disability via the DREAM Scholarship, which covers course and equipment costs for select sessions·Northwest Montana (Whitefish / Flathead Valley)

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High Fives Foundation

Truckee, CA-based foundation providing Empowerment Fund grants — for adaptive sports equipment, rehab, and camps — to people with life-changing injuries, including a Military to the Mountains program that has supported 290+ veteran and first-responder experiences.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranFirst ResponderDisabled

Eligibility: Must have a qualifying life-changing injury (spinal cord injury, TBI, amputation, or other mobility-limiting injury); service-connected veterans may apply for adaptive sports equipment funding within five designated pillar sports.

Free to apply for and receive Empowerment Fund grants·Truckee, CA / national (has funded athletes from 47 states/territories and Canada)

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SAIL TO WIN

Newport, RI-based nonprofit using adaptive competitive sailing, training, and regatta competition to empower wounded veterans and injured first responders with visible and invisible disabilities.

Sports & Fitness

VeteranDisabledFirst Responder

Eligibility: Serves wounded veterans and injured first responders with disabilities, explicitly including non-visible injuries.

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