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$100,000 Sponsorship Brings ATF’s Transformative Redefine and ReDeploy Programs to 13 Adaptive Athletes
CARROLLTON, TX, UNITED STATES, May 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Adaptive Training Foundation (ATF), proudly announces the launch of Class 33 of its transformative Redefine program, made possible through a generous $100,000 sponsorship from Global Medical Response (GMR) — a first-time partner and the nation’s leading emergency medical services provider. The sponsorship will support 13 adaptive athletes as they embark on a 10-week journey of physical, emotional, and mental resilience, culminating in the week-long ReDeploy expedition.
The Redefine program, running from May 13 to July 18, provides adaptive athletes — many of whom are military veterans or first responders — with a customized, intensive training curriculum designed to rebuild strength, confidence, and community after life-altering injury or trauma. The program concludes with ReDe
This marks the first time GMR has partnered with ATF and their impact is already being felt.
“The Adaptive Training Foundation holds deep admiration for Global Medical Response and their unwavering commitment to taking action in times of emergency,” said David Vobora, Founder of Adaptive Training Foundation. “We are truly honored that they have chosen to extend their support beyond the initial moment of crisis, championing the continued recovery and transformation of lives at the Adaptive Training Foundation—many of whom owe their survival, in part, to GMR’s heroic efforts.”
Class 33 reflects ATF’s mission to empower the human spirit through movement and mindset. Athletes in this cohort come from a variety of service backgrounds, each carrying a story of sacrifice, survival, and the determination to overcome.
“The Adaptive Training Foundation’s Redefine program resonates deeply with the work of Global Medical Response,” said Nick Loporcaro, President and CEO of GMR. “As a healthcare company on the front lines of care, we have deep respect for the healing journey that anyone with physical or traumatic impairments must face. Sponsoring this class is not just a way to help a small group of people, but to pave the way for new opportunities and brighter futures for all those who serve and protect.”
Through this partnership, GMR not only continues its legacy of delivering life-saving care, but also becomes a champion of long-term recovery and reintegration—ensuring that the heroes they help survive can also thrive.
To learn more about Class 33, the Redefine program, or to follow along on their journey, visit www.adaptivetrainingfoundation.org.
About Adaptive Training Foundation
Adaptive Training Foundation (ATF), a 501c3 adaptive therapy organization based in Carrollton, Texas, is a global leader in restoring hope through movement to those with traumatic injuries. Their 100% free programs aid those with physical impairments by maximizing their capabilities and redefining their futures through exercise and community. Their dedicated roster of trainers help the adaptive athletes maximize their potential, rather than focusing on the limitations. To learn more about Adaptive Training Foundation, visit https://www.adaptivetrainingfoundation.org.
About Global Medical Response
Global Medical Response (GMR) is the largest air and ground emergency medical service provider in the United States. With nearly 35,000 team members, the organization reaches 60% of the U.S. population, providing emergency medical care to 5 million patients annually and performing a critical intervention every 91 seconds. Its family of solutions includes ambulance service provider American Medical Response (AMR), Air Evac Lifeteam, REACH Air Medical Services, Guardian Flight, Med-Trans Corporation, and AirMed International. For additional information, visit GMR at www.globalmedicalresponse.com, or on Facebook and LinkedIn
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