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Quinn Brett on Cure Vs. Quality of Life and an Update On Her Adventures Quinn Brett first came on The Unexpected Journey in Season 1, Episode 7. She was four years out from her climbing accident resulting in paralysis and shared her story in a profoundly beautiful, honest, and raw manner. Three years later, we … Read more
On October 22, 2024, over 80 supporters gathered at the beautiful Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC to celebrate community, resilience, and the impact of the High Fives Foundation. With a breathtaking sunset over the New York City skyline as our backdrop, the evening was filled with heartfelt speeches and inspiring stories. High Fives Program Director Dani Trujillo, … Read more
Words by Athlete Manager Landon McGauley Helping individuals regain independence is essential for reclaiming life after injury, yet true recovery goes beyond restoring physical capabilities. We strive to help athletes reconnect with what truly drives them — the passions that bring purpose, inspire resilience, and make each day worth waking up for. Whether an athlete … Read more
On October 21st, 2024, five High Fives Athletes took on the waves of the Jersey Shore for an adaptive surf day, thanks to a partnership with Operation Beachhead. In perfect conditions—sunny skies, friendly waves, warm spirits, and cold waters—athletes and volunteers came together to celebrate the power of adaptive sports and community. High Fives Founder … Read more
Here’s an exciting look back at all the memorable highlights High Fives achieved in October! From thrilling adaptive camps to powerful stories of resilience, each event celebrated the spirit and strength of our incredible athletes. Let’s dive into the month’s standout moments that brought our community together and pushed boundaries. Join us in reflecting on … Read more
The M. Scott Roberds Memorial Charity Golf Tournament at Gray’s Crossing was an unforgettable day for the High Fives Foundation and its dedicated supporters. With the sun shining brightly over Truckee, CA, a passionate group of golfers gathered to raise funds and awareness for the 866 High Fives Athletes that we proudly serve. One of … Read more
Most people see an obstacle, and they try to find a way to live with it. The founder of High Fives Foundation sees an obstacle, and he destroys it. This new way of thinking led Roy Tuscany to help hundreds of paralyzed athletes get back into surfing, moto, biking, snow sports, and fishing. It all … Read more
This October, the Tahoe Waterman Foundation proudly wrapped up the inaugural season of our Adaptive Paddling Program, partnering with an incredible group of athletes from the High Fives Foundation. Together, we celebrated the healing power of water through paddle sports, creating unforgettable experiences on the beautiful waters of North Lake Tahoe. Based at Waterman’s Landing … Read more
Chris Waker on Floating Face Down and Facing Fears Chris Waker is a former professional snowboarder and snowboard coach. He was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in Colorado nearly 4 years ago. Chris’s accident and spinal cord injury are very similar to my own, and he is a fellow board sport enthusiast. He now lives … Read more
Each year, the Carson Burlington Memorial Fund (Team Carson) donates an adaptive sit-ski to one deserving #HighFivesAthlete, and this year, we are excited to announce Chris Collins as the 2024 recipient! Chris was awarded full funding for a Hydra Monoski, a total of $9,545, courtesy of the Burlington Family Fund. “Our family is honored to … Read more
