16-Year-Old NYC Competitive Swimmer Started an Organization to Raise Help Low-Income Swimmers
Fins4Kids provides competitive swimming equipment directly to the coaches of teams with individuals who would benefit from our mission. Equipment is available for qualifying athletes ages 10-18.
"Competitive swimming can be expensive. Goggles, tech suits, flippers, fins, swim caps, and kickboards are just some of the necessary equipment for swimming at a competitive level. This equipment helps swimmers strive to accomplish personal swimming goals, such as swimming in college or even the Olympics. Training and competing at the highest levels simply is not cheap," said
To apply for sponsored equipment, please visit www.fins4kids.org and fill out the form here: https://www.fins4kids.org/doc/Equipment-Request-Form.pdf
About Fins4Kids:
Fins4Kids is an accredited 501c3 organization that aims to allow children from low-income families to swim competitively by helping supply equipment. We encourage swim coaches to apply for their swimmers' needs. Fins4Kids will facilitate the procurement of those items at heavily discounted rates. Fins4Kids works with a leading
Donations to the organization can be made here.
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