This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. One in four Utahns lives with a disability. Wasatch Adaptive Sports provides mobility and independence through adaptive programs and personalized support, empowering participants to lead active, fulfilling lives. Director of Development, Wes Warne, joins us with more.
Wes Warne:
This year, more individuals than ever before experienced the freedom of movement through Wasatch Adaptive programs, and over half were first-time participants.
89 percent of those participants were Utah residents, our neighbors in Salt Lake and Utah Counties. Research shows households with an adult who has a disability need, on average, 28 percent more income to reach the same standard of living as those without.
96 percent of the nearly 5 thousand experiences delivered by us were provided at no to low cost to our predominantly low to moderate-income participant base.
By partnering with Wasatch Adaptive Sports, businesses support our programs while also contributing to more than 25 other local organizations, aligning with values in areas such as children’s initiatives, health and wellness, and veteran services.
If you’re ready to elevate your marketing while making a real difference, we invite you to connect with us.
Derek Miller:
Wasatch Adaptive Sports is expanding access to adaptive activities across Utah, fostering inclusion, building confidence, and creating meaningful experiences for individuals in our community. Learn more at WasatchAdaptiveSports.org.
I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business.
Originally aired: 11/1/25
