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Paralyzed Veterans of America
National Trapshoot Circuit
The PVA National Trapshoot Circuit was created to give individuals with disabilities a chance to participate in the recreational and competitive sport of trapshooting. One of the goals of the Circuit is to enable shooters with disabilities and able-bodied shooters to compete as equals. The Amateur Trapshooting Association's (ATA's) Book of Rules draws no distinction between able-bodied shooters and shooters with disabilities, which allows both to compete as equals.
Participation Grant
These stipends are available for recently spinal cord injured Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Freedom (OIF/OEF) soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Craig H. Neilsen Foundation was established in 2002 and has supported innovative research and rehabilitation programs for people living with spinal cord injuries throughout the United States.
If interested, please fill out this application. You can fax or e-mail it to the attention of Mary Hobbs at 202-416-7639 (fax) or e-mail Maryh@pva.org. If you have any questions regarding this grant, please contact Mary at 202-416-7752 or via e-mail.
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