Challenged Athletes Foundation - San Diego, California

Shannon H. S.

The most organic non-profit I have ever seen in action. Beautiful people committed to serving physically disabled people of all ages access sports. They provide grants up to $500 per year to applicants who need money to train, travel and enter adaptive sports. God bless these people. Very professional and committed to social equality.

larry L.

I am writing this review because challenged athletes foundation claims and told me directly that their (operation rebound) program helps with grants for people who has served in the military. Well I served in the military but can't get any help from operation rebound, this is my 2nd time asking operation rebound for help to not get any help at all even though I have a honorable/medical discharge. Operation rebound said that since I am at the entry level military(whatever the heck that means) I don't qualify for a grant all year around and they can't help me. Stop telling people that operation rebound can help if you were in the military because that's not true. Operation rebound has restrictions and just because you served in the military doesn't mean that they will help you with grants, they need to be more specific and start telling people there are stipulations and qualifications in order to get help from operation rebound. Listen up, I served my country just like all of these other people that has received help from operation rebound only to be told I'm at the entry level which is hilarious to me. I feel discriminated against even though I served 3 and a half years in the Army reserves. If anyone else tries to get a grant from operation rebound good luck, don't be at an entry level, or don't be a reservist, I see operation rebound out here doing things for other veterans that are getting over on operation rebound but I can't get a simple equipment grant until that time of year comes back around and then I can apply like regular people that didn't serve in the military smh. If they don't honor me or respect me enough as a veteran, the feeling is mutual. Good luck to any who tries to use operation rebound because it doesn't work for all former military. Stop telling people that operation rebound is for the military people because apparently that is NOT true!

Miguel M.

This organization has helped me in my recovery to transition from a walker to a recumbent and now an upright. I am Veteran with numerous disabilities and Nico has been exceptionally supportive in my recovery. It’s been a long ongoing recovery, but organizations like these make it a little easier to get out and have a little better quality of life. Thank you brother and Semper Fidelis

Shams A.

This is one of the most important place for all they help people with disabilities across the world and empower people with disabilities through sports equipment and traveling grant. They provide positive vibes to all they simply strong and amazing people. I am grateful to team challenged athletes foundation for what they are doing is truly appreciated. Much love and respect CAF rocks.

Stephanie H.

Inspirational and amazing place in the world. Heard a couple athletes speak at an event they held, incredible stories about sport as a requirement not a luxury for a full life. I love that this organization is bridging the gap so athletes with particular physical requirements can have access to the expensive equipment they need in order to participate in sports.

I wish it was easier for all people to have this access but I'm especially happy that people who have physical challenges have an organization specialized in delivering the right sports equipment and programs.

Beautiful facility and staff too!

Gary H.

Great organization that support and train amputees back into the sports they so enjoy. Gave them a new purpose in life. Also gives everyone else encouragement to see their achievements.
Congratulations 25 years of Celebration

Gracie C.

I volunteer in bakersfield and San Diego. Both locations are doing amazing things for kids with physical disadvantages

Sarah T.

The organization is very prejudiced at disabled people who want to volunteer. I calledcand they say " oh we cant accomidate a way to get you to events nor can we assist or accomidate your disability"