An investment in the USA Triathlon Foundation is an investment in our community, sport and future.
As the charitable arm of USA Triathlon, the USA Triathlon Foundation supports grants and programs that advance three pillars: encourage youth participation, inspire pathways to access and inclusion, and ignite Olympic and Paralympic dreams.
Every child should have the opportunity to be active and experience the joys of swim-bike-run. Funding toward this pillar helps develop and cultivate youth-centric coaches, clubs and events around the United States to enable kids to practice and train in camps, and participate and race with each other.
Everyone should have the support and ability to participate, grow and excel in triathlon and multisport. Funding toward this pillar delivers resources for Together, We Thrive – USA Triathlon’s diversity, equity, inclusion and access initiative.
Every aspiring elite athlete and elite paratriathlete should have the opportunity to realize their potential and represent the United States on the world stage. Funding toward this pillar enables the United States to achieve unprecedented global triumphs by building sustained success at the sport’s highest level and helping athletes reach their performance goals.
We're dedicated to inspiring the next generation of athletes through our flagship youth program, USA Kids Tri. Designed to introduce young participants to the thrill of multisport and promote healthy, active lifestyles, USA Kids Tri is making a tangible impact in communities across the nation.
With the generous support of donors like you, we've been able to launch USA Kids Tri programs in key geographic locations, with the most recent youth race event located in Phoenix, Arizona. Through these grassroots initiatives, we're providing children with the opportunity to discover the joy of swimming, cycling, and running in a fun and supportive environment.
At the USA Triathlon Foundation, we're proud to champion Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access (DEIA) through transformative grants, including the Together We Thrive Black History Month Scholarship. This grant recipient, Brian Akamine, will leverage existing facilities and introduce new resources to engage the community in multisport training. His vision is to create local triathlon events that will bring new athletes into the multisport community, providing opportunities for those who may not have otherwise had the chance to participate.
Project Podium stands as USA Triathlon’s flagship men’s elite development program, now bolstered by a significant contribution to the foundation. A generous gift from Rick and Susan Hrabchack ensures our unwavering commitment to nurturing elite athletes, equipping them with the necessary resources and support to attain podium-worthy performances at the Olympic Games. With an emphasis on rigorous training, expert coaching, and a comprehensive development pipeline, Project Podium is steadfast in its mission to propel these athletes to the pinnacle of their sport..
USA Triathlon Foundation donor Cyle Sage, from Oak Ridge, Tennessee, started swimming in high school and continued through college, when a college roommate convinced him to try a triathlon. He got a bike, finished top 10 in the “Big Chill” triathlon in...
Meet Brian Akamine, the recipient of the 2024 Together We Thrive Black History Month Scholarship!
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — USA Triathlon today announced the launch of USA Kids Tri Colorado, the next program of the USA Kids Tri initiative, a financial commitment to supporting grassroots programming to grow youth triathlon and multisport by introduc...
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Every athlete, regardless of ability, deserves the opportunity to complete and showcase their talents. On World Down Syndrome Day, we recognize the dedication, passion and resilience of our athletes on and off the course and celebrate the spirit and di...
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