2019 BORP Annual Report
The 2019 annual report for Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program.
The 2019 annual report for Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program.
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On June 19, <strong>BORP</strong>’s Hall of Fame event<br />
celebrated “The Women of <strong>BORP</strong>.” Kai<br />
Fenton, Cal Women’s Assistant Basketball<br />
Coach was the keynote speaker. Honorees<br />
included: Ella Rodriguez; Susie Grimes;<br />
Kristi Hruzewicz; The Women of<br />
Quadzilla—Val Brown, Sun Chan,<br />
Ann Cupolo-Freeman, Susie<br />
Grimes, Bonnie Lewkowicz,<br />
Lori McLeod, and Megan<br />
Schirle. The Clif Bar Family<br />
Foundation was also<br />
honored for its longtime<br />
support of <strong>BORP</strong> and the<br />
disability community.<br />
Throughout <strong>2019</strong>, <strong>BORP</strong> continued<br />
to deliver a range of services to<br />
Bay Area veterans. On June 2,<br />
<strong>BORP</strong> ran the day-long cycling event<br />
at the <strong>2019</strong> Valor Games in which<br />
over 90 veterans participated. With<br />
funding from Disabled Sports USA,<br />
<strong>BORP</strong> also expanded its veterans’<br />
programing to deliver fitness, tai chi,<br />
yoga and other classes onsite<br />
at several Bay Area veteransserving<br />
organizations, as<br />
well as veterans’ classes at<br />
the <strong>BORP</strong> Fitness Studio.<br />
“<strong>BORP</strong> means I rest better, my<br />
social interactions are better. I<br />
am always in pain but going to<br />
<strong>BORP</strong> makes me feel good.”<br />
63%<br />
of participants said<br />
<strong>BORP</strong> improved<br />
their mental health<br />
8 | <strong>BORP</strong> <strong>2019</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Photo courtesy of Taggart Gorman<br />
9 | <strong>BORP</strong> <strong>2019</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>