The Hartford Contributes $500,000 To Improve Access To Adaptive Sports
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World Champion Wheelchair Basketball
Player Matt Scott and New York Knicks Legend John Starks joined the insurer and theCity University of New York (CUNY) to surprise youth athletes with more than 50 sports wheelchairs during clinic
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Donation also included contributions to
CUNY and to Matt Scott’sFly Without Limits Organization
The
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“We are on a mission to increase participation in adaptive sports by making sports and equipment more accessible to youth and adult athletes,” said The Hartford’s Chief Marketing and Communications Officer
In addition to the wheelchair donations, The
CUNY’s wheelchair basketball program, which began competitive play in 2019, is the only program of its kind on the eastern seaboard. Their dedicated disability services professionals, faculty and student leaders have transformed
“We are thankful to The
This event builds on The Hartford’s mission to make adaptive sports more accessible. Earlier this year, the company announced a
Learn more about The Hartford’s adaptive sports program.
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