A 501c-3 (non-profit) organization specializing in training waterskiers with disabilities"Soaring
Beyond the
Boundaries"
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Leaps of Faith
Disabled Waterskiers Club
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• Our Mission • "To build lasting confidence and fulfillment, through exposure and professional training in recreational and competitive water and snow skiing to both children and adults with disabilities." |
Coming Events...... 1st Annual "Lake to Lake" Charity Bike Ride Choose from 4 scenic routes from Lake Zoar to other area lakes. Cyclists with disabilties are always welcome! Click here for additional information and Registration |
To see television coverage of the Leaps Of Faith Waterski Club and our Wounded Warrior events please click here!
Help Support the Club
We are an IRS
registered 501c-3 non-profit organization that relies on the
generosity of individuals and groups to provide the funding to help
bring some joy to the lives of those that are less fortunate. The Leaps
of Faith Disabled
Wateskiers Club employs one part-time paid office
worker. Unlike many well known 501c-3 non-profits, none of our Board of
Directors, principles or volunteers receive any compensation.
Latest Club News
On April 13, 2013, Leaps of Faith along with the US Coast Guard Auxilary hosted the largest safe boating class in the history of the State of Connecticut. Ninety four people received Boating & PWC instruction and passed this course.
For more Highlights click here!
About the Club
Since its founding in
1992, Leaps of Faith has
provided adaptive sports programs for children, adults and veterans
with all types of disabilities, at absolutely no cost to the
participants. Experience is never a requirement of our participants. We
thank all our dedicated volunteers, sponsors, donors and supporters for
making Leaps of Faith
Disabled
Skiers a premier waterskiing organization and helping us achieve
excellence in serving the disabled community.
To view the Club's History click here!