2026 USWRA Low Point National Championships
Watch the national Low Point wheelchair rugby championship or join the table crew Sept. 11–13 at Georgia Farrow Recreation Center — free admission.
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Watch the national Low Point wheelchair rugby championship or join the table crew Sept. 11–13 at Georgia Farrow Recreation Center — free admission.
Reserve free seats or volunteer Nov. 1–2 at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, Hall C.
All 12 free adaptive-sports programs across Lake Grapevine and Georgia Farrow Gym — reserve online or by phone.
Verified lake address, access context, programs, and the handoff to date-specific RSVP instructions.
Verified gym address, access context, programs, and the handoff to date-specific RSVP instructions.
Accessible camping and first-visit guidance — how a household can plan with current information.
Coverage rules, current access status, the creator package, and the interest route for both 2026 tournaments.
Dock crew, court coach, van driver, campground weekend — how the corps runs a Saturday.
Current giving guidance, accountability, mail and donor-advised fund details, and the governed contact path.
Sponsors, corporate matches, and in-kind partnerships — the businesses standing beside us.
Public profiles for rehabilitation providers, community organizations, parks departments, and service groups connected with RISE.
Every RISE award winner since 2010 — the participants, volunteers, staff, and partners who make RISE what it is. Filterable by year and category.
First-person accounts from participants and volunteers, published with consent.
RISE in the news — media coverage, newest first.
Mission, founder, leadership, affiliations, and the numbers from our IRS Form 990.
Send a message, call, or find a venue — the quickest way to reach the right person.
Cost, participation, first visits, RSVP, weather, transportation, volunteering, and camping.
Read the policy, find protection contacts, and report a concern.
How the public site handles contact messages, site measurement, and the handoff to program registration.
The public-site accessibility target, current supports and limits, and how to report a barrier.
Twelve free adaptive-sports programs, grouped by where they run.
Boating · Tubing · Water Skiing · Canoeing & Kayaking · Wakesurfing · Wakeboarding · Fishing · Handcycling · Camping
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