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Disabled Sports USA Launching Wheelchair Football League

Disabled Sports USA will launch a Wheelchair Football League in four cities with a wheelchair football athlete taking part in the NFL Draft that will be held virtually from April 23–25. The league will have teams in Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Kansas City, Missouri, and be aided by the NFL and a Bob Woodruff […]

Posted On : April 22, 2020 By : Matt Traub

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Adapting to New Sports Events

Sometimes in sports and in business, purposes align to set visions in an entirely new direction. Such a convergence happened in 2013 in Fort Wayne, Indiana. At the time, Turnstone, a nonprofit organization that has provided services for people with disabilities since the 1940s, was embarking on a capital campaign to expand its complex for […]

Posted On : February 3, 2020 By : Jason Gewirtz

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Citi Partners with Disabled Sports USA

Disabled Sports USA has announced a national partnership with Citi through 2020 to help bring adaptive sports opportunities to people with disabilities in communities nationwide. Under terms of the deal, Citi will provide funding to local DSUSA chapters and the bank’s U.S. employees will volunteer to support community-based adaptive sports programs in 14 communities in Arizona, […]

Posted On : October 18, 2019 By : Jason Gewirtz

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Glenn Merry Appointed Executive Director of Disabled Sports USA

Glenn Merry has been named executive director of Disabled Sports USA (DSUSA), a U.S. Olympic Committee-recognized multisport organization that…

Posted On : August 9, 2018 By : Jennifer Lee

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Glenn Merry Retires From U.S. Rowing

U.S. Rowing has announced that Chief Executive Officer Glenn Merry will retire from the organization, effective April 15. Merry joined U.S. Rowing in 1994…

Posted On : January 20, 2017 By : Staff

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