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Internal VA Use Only Internal VA Use Only Grantee Sport Offered City State Name of Organization Website (if applicable) POC Email Phone Challenge Alaska Cross Country Skiing/Biathlon Anchorage AK Challenge Alaska www.challengealaska.org Jeff Dick [email protected] 907-344-7270 Challenge Alaska Cycling/Paracycling Anchorage AK Challenge Alaska www.challengealaska.org Jeff Dick [email protected] 907-344-7270 Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Anchorage AK Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Leslie Holland-Bartels [email protected] 907-244-6015 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. Fishin Education Challenge Alaska Warriors Hockey Eagle River AK Challenge Alaska www.challengealaska.org Brandon Harker [email protected] 907-344-7254 Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Fairbanks AK Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Filiberto Martinez fil.martinez@projecthealingwaters. 908-391-0288 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. org Fishin Education Challenge Alaska Alpine Skiing & Girdwood AK Challenge Alaska www.challengealaska.org Jeremy Anderson [email protected] 907-783-2925 Snowboarding Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Wasilla AK Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Gary Eichhorn [email protected] 907-250-1020 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. Fishin Education Disabled Sports USA Archery, badminton, Birmingham AL Lakeshore Foundation www.lakeshore.org Jen Remick Allred [email protected] 205-313-7417 biathlon, cycling, powerlifting, sitting volleyball, sled hockey, swimming, tennis and track & field Lakeshore Foundation Fitness, Sports and Birmingham AL Lakeshore Foundation www.lakeshore.org Susan Robinson [email protected] 205-313-7461 Recreation Lakeshore Foundation Operation Rise & Conquer Birmingham AL Lakeshore Foundation www.lakeshore.org Susan Robinson [email protected] 205-313-7461 Outdoor sports and recreation Lakeshore Foundation Operation Refocus (for Birmingham AL Lakeshore Foundation www.lakeshore.org Susan Robinson [email protected] 205-313-7461 injured women vets) sports and recreation Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Birmingham AL Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Alex Serota [email protected] 205-441-3897 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. rg Fishin Education Warhawgs Hunting Dothan AL WarHawgs www.warhawgs.org Toby Cochran [email protected] 855-927-4294 Warhawgs Outdoor Program Eufuala AL WarHawgs www.warhawgs.org Toby Cochran [email protected] 855-927-4294 Team River Runner, Inc. Kayaking Gulf Shores AL Team River Runner Tonya Butler [email protected] rg Team River Runner, Inc. Kayaking Mobile AL Camp Grace www.campgrace.com Tonya Butler [email protected] rg US Rowing Association Rowing Tuscaloosa AL US Rowing Association Daniala Susnara [email protected] 650-868-2539 Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Tuskegee AL Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Harry Yates harry.yates@projecthealingwaters. 678-977-0035 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. org Fishin Education Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Indian Springs AL Special Equestrians, Inc. www.specialequest.org Kathleen Claybrook [email protected] 205-987-9462 Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl (PATH) International Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Leeds AL The Red Barn Foundation Joy O'Neal [email protected] Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl (PATH) International Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Montgomery AL Montgomery Area Non- Tiffany Atkinson [email protected] Therapeutic Horsemanship Traditional Equestrians Intl (PATH) International Last update: January 6, 2020 5:00 pm Internal VA Use Only Grantee Sport Offered City State Name of Organization Website (if applicable) POC Email Phone Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Talladega AL Alabama Institute for Deaf www.aidb.org/mgh Tim Greene [email protected] 256-761-3364 Therapeutic Horsemanship and Blind Foundation Intl (PATH) International Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Bentonville AR Horses for Healing Megan Smits [email protected] Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl (PATH) International Wounded Warriors in Hunting & Fishing Marianna AR Wounded Warriors in Action wwiaf.org William French [email protected] 901-258-4914 Action Foundation Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Sherwood AR Hearts & Hooves, Inc. www.heartsandhooves.com Michele Easter [email protected] 501-834-8509 Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl (PATH) International Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Bella Vista AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Elizabeth Armour elizabeth.armour@projecthealingw 314-691-3830 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. aters.org Fishin Education Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Fayetteville AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Michael Swanner michael.swannner@projecthealing 479-466-6216 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. waters.org Fishin Education Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Jonesboro AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Timothy Norman tim.norman@projecthealingwaters. 870-243-0187 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. org Fishin Education Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Little Rock AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org Russell Doughty russ.doughty@projecthealingwater 417-725-3998 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. s.com Fishin Education Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Little Rock AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org William Dickey marshall.dickey@projecthealingwat 501-416-7073 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. ers.org Fishin Education Project Healing Waters Fly Fly Fishing, Fly Tying, Fly Rod Little Rock AR Project Healing Waters Fly www.projecthealingwaters.org William Money ashley.money@projecthealingwater 501-626-1399 Fishing, Inc. Building, Fly Casting, Fly Fishing, Inc. s.org Fishin Education Warrior Expeditions Long-distance hiking Arizona Trail AZ Warrior Expeditions www.warriorexpeditions.org Angela Miller [email protected] 540-354-8024 Dancing with the Veterans Ballroom & Latin Group Avondale AZ Dancing with the Veterans of www.dancingwiththeveteransofamerica.org Stephanie Montejano [email protected] 623-628-1895 of America Classes America Dancing with the Veterans Ballroom & Latin Avondale AZ Dancing with the Veterans of dancingwiththeveteransofamerica.org Stephanie Montejano [email protected] 623-628-1895 of America PrivateLessons America Dancing with the Veterans Social Ballroom Program Avondale AZ Dancing with the Veterans of www.dancingwiththeveteransofamerica.org Stephanie Montejano [email protected] 623-628-1895 of America America Dancing with the Veterans Competitive Ballroom Avondale AZ Dancing with the Veterans of www.dancingwiththeveteransofamerica.org Stephanie Montejano [email protected] 623-628-1895 of America Program America Dancing with the Veterans Dance Exercise Program Avondale AZ Dancing with the Veterans of www.dancingwiththeveteransofamerica.org Stephanie Montejano [email protected] 623-628-1895 of America America Professional Association of Equine Assisted Therapy Chino Valley AZ Horses With HEART, Inc. Pam Berry [email protected] 928-899-4759 Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl (PATH) International Northern Arizona Adaptive Skiing, Snowboarding & Ski Flagstaff AZ Northern Arizona Adaptive www.NAZadaptivesports.com Alexander Davenport [email protected] 928-266-2494 Sports Associaiton Biking Sports Association Adaptive Sports USA, Inc. Archery, shooting, swimming, Mesa AZ Arizona Disabled Sports www.desertchallengegames.com Taylor Wilson [email protected] 480-835-6273 (Wheelchair & Amb. track and field m Sports USA) Last update: January 6, 2020 5:00 pm Internal VA Use Only Grantee Sport Offered City State Name of Organization Website (if applicable) POC Email Phone Disabled Sports USA Cycling Mesa AZ Arizona Disabled Sports www.arizonadisabledsports.com/ Rhonda Carlson [email protected] 480-835-6273 Disabled Sports USA Air Rifle Mesa AZ Arizona Disabled Sports www.arizonadisabledsports.com/ Rhonda Carlson [email protected] 480-835-6273 Adaptive Sports USA, Inc. Shooting (airguns) Mesa AZ Arizona Disabled Sports www.arizonadisabledsports.com/ Mark Grant [email protected] 480-964-8180 (Wheelchair & Amb. Sports USA) Ability 360, Inc. Swim Boot Camp Phoenix AZ Ability360 www.ability360sports.org Tayler Tadrick [email protected] 602-626-5125 Ability 360, Inc. Sit Volleyball Phoenix AZ Ability360 www.ability360sports.org Tayler Tadrick [email protected] 602-626-5125 Ability 360, Inc. Badminton Phoenix AZ Ability360 www.ability360sports.org Tayler Tadrick [email protected] 602-626-5125 Ability 360, Inc. Indoor Rock Climbing Phoenix AZ Ability360 www.ability360sports.org Tayler Tadrick [email protected] 602-626-5125 Ability 360, Inc. Water Aerobics Phoenix AZ Ability360 www.ability360sports.org Tayler Tadrick [email protected] 602-626-5125
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