Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch receives $30,000 grant from The Hartford.
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Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch receives $30,000 grant from The Hartford. * 4 hrs ago Company surprises local athlete with custom-fit adaptive sports equipment Father of stabbing victim urges Government 'to treat knife crime as a national emergency' I'll be in my basketball chair all day... "It's a whole new world."" - Wheelchair Basketball Player Ryan Wright PINELLAS PARK, FL, UNITED STATES, June 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch (WWAR), a non-profit organization based in Pinellas Park, was recently awarded a $30,000 grant from The Hartford for new adaptive sports equipment. The grant enabled WWAR, a member of the Move United network, to purchase adaptive sports equipment, including rugby wheelchairs, basketball wheelchairs, pickle ball nets and bats, archery and table tennis equipment. The Hartford also surprised Ryan Wright, a 32-year-old athlete who plays on their wheelchair basketball team, with a custom-fit, wheelchair basketball chair. Wright said he was overwhelmed after receiving the equipment. "I'm speechless. I have no words. It's one of the proudest moments of my life." Wright said adaptive sports equipment can be as expensive as a car, preventing him from replacing his wheelchair for more than a decade. "It's like going from a 1960 broken-down Jeep to a 2026 Lamborghini." Wright said receiving the new wheelchair means he...
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