Donate
Thank you so much for considering a donation to Free-Daptive Divers. We are a Non-Profit and can’t provide these services without your financial help.
How can I get involved?
There are a number of ways to get involved with FREE-DAPTIVE Divers, and every form of support helps us expand access to the underwater world. While many of our participants fall in love with diving (and we might just encourage you to give it a try!), you don’t have to be a diver to make a meaningful impact.
Your support, whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word, directly helps us provide adaptive dive training, specialized equipment, and life-changing experiences for individuals of all abilities. Every contribution plays a role in breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for people to discover confidence, freedom, and connection beneath the surface.
By getting involved, you become part of a passionate community dedicated to inclusion, empowerment, and adventure. Together, we can continue making diving accessible to everyone.
Be a Volunteer
Volunteer at our social and annual fundraising events as well as help with our adaptive “fun dives”.
Become a Sponsor
Sponsor one of our events or provide financial support of our equipment, training and dive initiatives.
Join an Event Committee
We’re always looking for new people with new ideas and different talents to help us plan our social, pool, fundraising and adaptive travel offerings.
Become a Certified Dive Buddy
Dive Buddies actively assist our dive team and adaptive divers in our scuba events. It’s fun and rewarding! We are certified by the Handicapped Scuba Association and follow their protocols.
To find out more about HSA, go to their website for more information: hsascuba.com
Donate
We are a Non-Profit and can’t provide these services without your financial help.
Contact Us
Interested in joining Free-Daptive Divers through one of the ways listed above? Contact us today.
“Being in the water doing scuba, being weightless means freedom from my wheelchair. It means being able to go out anywhere I want to. To swim, to be free to be open and just have fun. Thanks for opening up my world.”
– Alexandra Van Horn
