ASPIRE

Rebuilding strength through sport, community, and individualized support.

Since 1986 ASPIRE has supported adolescents and young amputees impacted by sarcoma by removing barriers to sport, providing direct rehabilitation guidance, and building a strong, connected community.

ASPIRE exists to help adolescents and young amputees regain strength, mobility, and confidence through:

We use sport as a catalyst for physical and psychological recovery.

We provide financial assistance to help amputees access:

ASPIRE hosts structured community events designed to build both physical strength and peer connection:

We work directly with clients to rebuild functional strength and independence through individualized programming.

- Adolescents diagnosed with sarcoma
- Young individuals recovering from limb-sparing surgery or amputation
- Amputees learning to use a prosthesis
- Survivors seeking to return to sport and active life
If you are unsure whether you qualify, we encourage you to reach out.
No. While we support athletes at all levels, many participants are simply working toward walking confidently, rebuilding strength, or returning to recreational activity. Sport is a tool for recovery, not a requirement for competition.
We provide financial assistance for:
- Adaptive sports programs
- Training and competition fees
- Specialized equipment
- Coaching and athletic development
Grants are awarded based on need and alignment with our mission.
Yes. We provide structured gait training focused on weight shifting, mechanics, balance, endurance, and real-world mobility. Our goal is confident, efficient movement.
You can apply directly through our website. If you have questions about eligibility, we recommend contacting us before submitting an application.
You can support ASPIRE by:
- Donating
- Sponsoring a grant recipient
- Partnering with us
- Volunteering at events
Your support directly expands access to rehabilitation and sport.