Numotion Foundation Continues to Support Dare2Tri Paratriathlon
The Numotion Foundation was proud to support Dare2Tri, a paratriathlon organization dedicated to providing training, community, and competition opportunities for athletes with physical disabilities. In the past year, Dare2Tri welcomed 122 athletes across six training camps, each designed to challenge participants, teach new skills, and provide the life-changing experience of crossing a finish line.
Removing Barriers, Building Finish Lines
Athletes came from across the United States and beyond, representing states as wide-ranging as Illinois, Indiana, California, Texas, Florida, and Oregon, as well as Canada. This reach reflects Dare2Tri’s impact and reputation as a national leader in adaptive sports, creating spaces where athletes of all levels can thrive.
Funding from the Numotion Foundation helped ensure that athletes who want to participate can do so. Support provided accessible transportation to and from training sites and offered scholarships to athletes who otherwise could not afford to attend. These resources helped remove barriers to participation and ensured that financial or logistical challenges did not stand in the way of life-changing experiences.
“Support from the Numotion Foundation is so important for Dare2Tri, as it helps us open doors for athletes with physical disabilities by providing access to training, adaptive equipment, and the life-changing experience of crossing a triathlon finish line. With this support, we’re able to welcome more athletes, remove barriers to participation, and build a stronger community. We couldn’t be more grateful,” shared Executive Director of Dare2Tri, Keri Serota.
Together, Dare2Tri and the Numotion Foundation are expanding possibilities for athletes with disabilities, proving that when barriers are removed, finish lines become just the beginning.
