Ozark Adaptive Sports Association (OZASA)

Help keep adaptive sports free for people with disabilities across Northwest Arkansas.

After injury or disability, many people wonder if they’ll ever be able to participate in sports again. Ozark Adaptive Sports Association (OZASA) helps individuals rediscover movement, confidence, and community through adaptive recreation.

OZASA offers opportunities for people with physical disabilities to stay active through sports like wheelchair basketball, pickleball, tennis, cycling, adaptive mountain biking, fishing, archery, and more. Whether someone is trying adaptive sports for the first time or returning to activities they once loved, our programs create a welcoming and supportive community.

All OZASA programs are completely free for participants. We believe cost should never be a barrier to getting outside, trying something new, or being part of a community.

Throughout the year we host weekly, monthly, and seasonal recreation opportunities across Northwest Arkansas. Our signature adaptive mountain biking weekend, OZASA OFF-ROAD, brings riders from across the United States and Canada to experience the incredible trails of our region.

As a small, volunteer-driven nonprofit, community support makes these opportunities possible.

How Your Gift Makes an Impact

$25 - Helps an athlete participate in an adaptive recreation event.

$50 - Supports equipment maintenance and program supplies.

$100 - Helps us host a monthly adaptive sports activity.

$250 - Supports multiple athletes attending adaptive recreation events.

$500+ - Helps expand adaptive sports opportunities across Northwest Arkansas.

Every gift helps create more opportunities for people with disabilities to stay active, challenge themselves, and experience the joy of adaptive sports.

Join us in keeping adaptive recreation free and accessible for everyone.

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ozasasports to see your gift in action!