Military Adaptive Court Sports aka Military Racquetball Federation

Empowering Veterans Through Adaptive Sports: Your Support Changes Lives

At Military Adaptive Court Sports (MACS), we believe in the healing power of sports. For the veterans and active-duty service members we serve, adaptive sports are more than just games—they are pathways to recovery, reintegration, and renewed hope.

Why We Need Your Support

We’re raising $375,000 to expand our turnkey adaptive sports programs, including Pickleball, Racquetball, Badminton and Table Tennis. These programs are tailored specifically to veterans and active-duty service members with visible and invisible injuries. Your contributions will help us:

• Reach more military installations and community centers nationwide

• Fund equipment and facility use

• Provide backing for injured participants, allowing them to continue beyond our introductory clinics

How Your Donation Makes an Impact

Here’s how every dollar donated helps:

• $100 covers a veteran’s participation in an introductory 6-week clinic

• $250 provides adaptive equipment for one facility

• $500 sponsors a veteran’s advanced training for community tournaments

• $1,000 covers facility costs for one location

• $5,000 brings the program to new military installations or community centers

Managing Donations with Integrity

MACS' leadership team, including our board of directors, will directly manage all donations. Financial reports will be publicly available for full transparency. We are a registered 501(c)(3), and your donations are tax-deductible.

Who We Are

MACS works directly with military installations and community centers to create safe spaces where veterans can regain confidence, strength, and community. We also partner with VA hospitals and veteran organizations to ensure our programs reach those in need. Our leadership team, comprised of veterans and volunteers, knows firsthand the challenges of recovery and is committed to building trust and understanding with every program.

A Story of Strength: Meet John

John, a Navy veteran who lost part of his leg while serving overseas, struggled with isolation after returning home. He found MACS through our partnership with the VA. After completing his first 6-week Pickleball clinic, John didn’t just rediscover his physical strength—he found a community that uplifted him. Today, he mentors others in our program, helping fellow veterans regain a sense of camaraderie.

Join Us in Making a Difference

By supporting MACS, you’re not just funding a program—you’re giving veterans like John a second chance at life, connection, and healing. Together, we can ensure that every service member has access to adaptive sports, no matter where they are in their recovery journey.