Frequently Asked Questions
It is! Recovery. Inspiration. Success. Empowerment.
RISE was formed in late 2007 by Paul Gray.
Our mission is to assist persons with physical challenges to Recover, Inspire, Succeed, and Empower themselves and others by providing inclusive, adaptive recreational sports programs.
Thanks to these sponsors' generous support, programs and events are FREE for participants and their families or friends.
Kids and adults with a primary diagnosis of a physical disability. Individuals need to understand directions to comprehend the safety precautions and instructions for participating in recreational sports. Physical disabilities that RISE serves include:
Spina Bifida
Spinal Cord Injury
Traumatic Brain Injury
Stroke
Cerebral Palsy
Amputee
Multiple Sclerosis
Muscular Dystrophy
Neuromuscular Disease
Deaf/Hearing Impaired
Blind/Vision Impaired
All other physical disabilities
Review our program calendar.
Every person attending a RISE program is required to Join RISE. It's FREE! This includes participants, family members, friends, volunteers, etc.
RSVP to the program or event.
RISE Adaptive Sports Water Park at Lake Grapevine in Grapevine, Texas.
Indoor Gym Sports (Wheelchair Rugby, Wheelchair Football, Pickleball, Sit Volleyball) at Georgia Farrow Recreation Center in Irving, Texas.
Our volunteer opportunities are highly sought after, making them extremely competitive. We are always looking for the right person to help with our programs. Requirements vary for each program. Please fill out our Volunteer application or Send an e-mail to Randy.
How do I become a Boat/Jetski driver?
Rise Adaptive Sports is seeking experienced Jetski and boat drivers to join our team, offering training and volunteer opportunities for those passionate about water sports and making a difference this summer. Please fill out application: Boat/Jetski driver application