November is a time to reflect on the people, experiences, and opportunities we are grateful for. In Back in the Game, we are especially thankful for the connections that remind us we are never navigating this journey alone. From celebrating milestones and building friendships to finding new opportunities to stay active and engaged, our BIG community continues to grow because of the people who make it special.
Our Back in the Game (BIG) members got into the Halloween spirit with a fun-filled Bowl-O-Ween celebration at 1st and Bowl!
This Halloween themed social brought our BIG members together for an evening of bowling, laughter, and meaningful connections! While there was plenty of fun and friendly competition, the most impactful part of the night was the opportunity to build friendships, share experiences, and connect with others who understand similar journeys.
Events like Bowl-O-Ween are a reminder that being part of WASA is about so much more than sports. It's about finding your people, building a support system, and knowing you belong.
We are so grateful to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening special. We can't wait for more opportunities to bring our BIG community together!
Granting Opportunities for a Stronger Community
We’re so grateful to the Waukesha County Community Foundation for awarding WASA a $9,500 Community Grant!
This generous support will help us expand access to adaptive sports, fitness, recreation, and education for individuals with disabilities throughout Waukesha County, including supporting Back in the Game, our program dedicated to connecting individuals with spinal cord injuries through community, peer support, education, and social opportunities.
We’re proud to be among 36 incredible nonprofits recognized this year!
Thank you, WCCF, for investing in our community and helping us create more opportunities for connection, inclusion, and participation!
