Swimming is about so much more than learning a new skill, it’s an essential life skill that can help keep children safe. Through our partnership with the Hope Floats Foundation, we’re able to provide scholarships and tuition assistance to families in our community who may not otherwise be able to afford swim lessons.

We currently have 40 families actively swimming with us through Hope Floats, and we want to help even more children have the opportunity to learn, grow, and become safer around the water. To make these scholarships possible, we rely on the generosity of our own AquaFamily!

$75 provides one month of swim instruction for a child.
$225 provides three months of swim instruction.
$900 provides a full year of swim instruction and water safety education.

100% of donations made through this link will support children in our community through swim lesson scholarships.

Imagine if every Aquabilities family donated just $10. Together, we could help provide months of swim lessons to children right here in our community!

Thank you for helping us make sure that nothing stands between a child and the opportunity to learn this essential life skill. Together, our AquaFamily can help make our community safer one swimmer at a time. 💙🐬

About Hope Floats

Hope Floats Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)3 registered nonprofit, operating throughout the United States to administer swim lesson scholarships in partnership with swim schools nationwide using a "local funds for local kids" model. We are proud of our partner swim schools for working with us to ensure that the high-quality swimming lessons they offer can be made accessible to children whose families would otherwise not be able to afford to participate. Drowning is a leading cause of childhood death, and participation in formal swimming lessons reduces the risk of drowning by 88%. Donations to Hope Floats Foundation are tax-deductible (EIN: 81-2681890). Please refer to our website for more information: https://www.hopefloats.foundation.

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