Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Looking for a way to give back to paddlesports this Giving Tuesday? Why not consider one of our LEAD (Leaders in Environment, Access and Diversity) programs—all doing epic work in their local communities to help get underserved communities out on the water, preserve wild places and make the outdoors more inclusive for all.
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Rios to Rivers | @RiostoRivers
Connecting Indigenous youth to their home waters while teaching leadership and conservation skills.
River Newe | rivernewe.org
Increasing traditional learning experiences, community building and river access for Shoshone-Bannocks and other Indigenous communities in the Salmon River basin.
Soft Power Health Inner City Kids Camp | softpowerhealth.org
Using paddlesports to promote wellness, growth and healthy outdoor experiences for Manhattan youth.
Watersmith Guild | @WatersmithGuild
Hands-on river stewardship and programs that build skills, confidence and leadership through paddleboarding, filming and science education.
Professional Transformation Sports Development (PTSD)| ptsdva.com
Community building and healing for veterans through mentorship and guided introductions to outdoor sports.
Columbia Gorge Junior Kayak Club | columbiagorgejuniorkayakclub.org
Safe access and eduction for youth to whitewater kayaking, river safety and stewardship for the next generation of paddlers in the Columbia River Gorge.
DARE to Kayak | barkerriver.com/d-a-r-e-to-kayak
Introducing local youth to kayaking as a healthy alternative to drugs and alcohol while building confidence, skills and river stewardship on Idaho's Salmon River.
Chicago Adventure Therapy | @chicagoadventuretherapy2925
Outdoor adventure meets therapy—supporting mental health, growth and community for Chicago youth.
Pride Day On The River | pridedayontheriver.org
A volunteer-led day on the Deerfield River dedicated to empowering LGBTQ+ participation and visibility in paddlesports while celebrating unity, diversity and the power of community.
Looking for a way to give back to paddlesports this Giving Tuesday? Why not consider one of our LEAD (Leaders in Environment, Access and Diversity) programs—all doing epic work in their local communities to help get underserved communities out on the water, preserve wild places and make the outdoors more inclusive for all.
🌊🌊🌊
Rios to Rivers | @RiostoRivers
Connecting Indigenous youth to their home waters while teaching leadership and conservation skills.
River Newe | rivernewe.org
Increasing traditional learning experiences, community building and river access for Shoshone-Bannocks and other Indigenous communities in the Salmon River basin.
Soft Power Health Inner City Kids Camp | softpowerhealth.org
Using paddlesports to promote wellness, growth and healthy outdoor experiences for Manhattan youth.
Watersmith Guild | @WatersmithGuild
Hands-on river stewardship and programs that build skills, confidence and leadership through paddleboarding, filming and science education.
Professional Transformation Sports Development (PTSD)| ptsdva.com
Community building and healing for veterans through mentorship and guided introductions to outdoor sports.
Columbia Gorge Junior Kayak Club | columbiagorgejuniorkayakclub.org
Safe access and eduction for youth to whitewater kayaking, river safety and stewardship for the next generation of paddlers in the Columbia River Gorge.
DARE to Kayak | barkerriver.com/d-a-r-e-to-kayak
Introducing local youth to kayaking as a healthy alternative to drugs and alcohol while building confidence, skills and river stewardship on Idaho's Salmon River.
Chicago Adventure Therapy | @chicagoadventuretherapy2925
Outdoor adventure meets therapy—supporting mental health, growth and community for Chicago youth.
Pride Day On The River | pridedayontheriver.org
A volunteer-led day on the Deerfield River dedicated to empowering LGBTQ+ participation and visibility in paddlesports while celebrating unity, diversity and the power of community.
