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SUMMARY:iCan Bike Camp
DESCRIPTION:The vast majority of people with disabilities never experience the thrill of independently riding a two-wheel bicycle during their lifetime. Recent research shows that over 80% of people with Autism and 90% of people with Down syndrome never learn to ride a two-wheel bicycle. iCan Bike defies those odds! The program builds on more than twenty years of research at the University of Illinois. Join us for camp the week of June 22nd! \nRide with Us! \nVolunteer with Us! \n  \nRider Information\nPrice: $400 \n\nSchedule \nJune 22nd to June 26\nParent orientation on June 21st \n\nSession #1: 8:30am – 9:45am\nSession #2: 10:05am – 11:20am\nSession #3: 11:40am – 12:55pm\nSession #4: 2:00pm – 3:15pm\nSession #5: 3:35pm – 4:50pm\n\nEach rider will attend the same 75-minute session\, Monday through Friday. \n\nImportant to know: \n\nDropping off riders at the program is not permitted. A parent\, legal guardian or other adult authorized to take responsibility for the rider must remain on site for duration of each day’s 75-minute program.\nOn Friday\, a parent\, family member or sibling is expected to participate in the session so they will be able to support the rider after camp ends.\nEach rider is expected to have his/her own bike helmet\, and by Wednesday of that week\, his/her own properly fitted bicycle. Guidelines will be provided.\n\n\nRider requirements: \n\nHave a disability\nMinimum age 8 years old\nAble to sidestep to both sides\nAble to attend camp all 5 days\nAble to walk without assistive device\nMaximum weight 220 lbs.\nWilling and able to wear a properly fitted bike helmet\nMinimum inseam of 20” (measure from floor while rider is wearing sneakers)\nAccompanied by parent/guardian willing and able to intervene or assist staff as requested in addressing any prolonged disruptive or aggressive behavior\n\n  \nRider Registration \n  \nVolunteer Information\nNo prior experience working with people with disabilities necessary! iCan Bike is a week-long camp for people with disabilities; 40 children and young adults learn to ride a bike with the support of 80 volunteers! \nVolunteers walk/jog/run alongside a rider as they learn to ride on a specialized\, adapted bike for a 75-minute session (with short breaks) for five days\, Monday through Friday. You provide encouragement and physical support as needed. The bond between rider and volunteer helps riders stay encouraged and motivated all week and graduate to riding a two-wheel bike independently! \n  \nSchedule \nJune 22nd to June 26\nVolunteer orientation on June 21st \n\nSession #1: 8:30am – 9:45am\nSession #2: 10:05am – 11:20am\nSession #3: 11:40am – 12:55pm\nSession #4: 2:00pm – 3:15pm\nSession #5: 3:35pm – 4:50pm\n\n  \nVolunteer Requirements \n\nAt least 14 years of age\nCan attend all five iCan Bike sessions\nAble to walk/jog approximately three miles during each 75-minute session\nAttend orientation Sunday\, June 21\, 1 – 2 pm\n\n  \nVolunteer Registration \n  \nMany Thanks to Our Sponsors!\nMany thanks to our Wheel Sponsor\, NOVEC Helps\, our Helmet Sponsors\, Hilton Home2Suites and Tuscarora High School\, our Pedal Sponsors\, Clover Leaf Wealth Strategies\, Jeff & Kathy Lubitz\, We Rock the Spectrum – Loudoun\, and Wegman’s\, and our Friend Sponsor\, NOVA Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics for their support of this event! \n  \n \n \n  \n \n  \nQuestions? Email us at ally@thearcofloudoun.org \n  \nLooking for more this summer?\nThe Down Syndrome Association of Northern Virginia is hosting iCan Swim Camp in Sterling the week of August 3rd and August 10th! Learn more at iCan Shine or for questions about this camp\, please e-mail Dana at loudoun@dsanv.org or call 703-328-1869. \n 
URL:https://thearcofloudoun.org/event/icanbike-june-2026/
LOCATION:Tuscarora High School\, 801 N King St\, Leesburg\, VA\, 20176\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ability Games
DESCRIPTION:Join us for FUN games that will test your ABILITY!\nCan you play cornhole with your non dominate hand? Can you shoot a basketball from a seated position in a wheelchair?\nThe Arc of Loudoun is launching a new fundraiser\, ABILITY GAMES\, that brings together individuals with disabilities\, their families\, and the broader community to promote empowerment\, inclusion\, and the joy of play. Participants of all ages and ability levels are encouraged to join in the fun\, try new things\, and support a powerful vision: a lifetime of opportunities for people with disabilities. \nParticipants of all ages and ability levels are invited to step into new perspectives\, try adaptive activities\, and experience firsthand the creativity and determination that define ability in all its forms. Together\, we support a powerful vision: creating a lifetime of opportunities for people with disabilities. \nFeatured Games\nEach activity is designed to simulate adaptive techniques and provide insight into different lived experiences\, while having fun! \n\nHookey / Ring Throw – Try your hand using only your non-dominant side\, building coordination and a new appreciation for adapted play.\nGolf Shot – Chip onto the mat using your non-dominant hand\, challenging balance and precision in a new way.\nBasketball Challenge – Shoot from a seated position while wearing visual-impairment simulation glasses to experience a different way of navigating the game.\nObstacle Course – Navigate movement challenges while wearing a brace and added weight to simulate limited mobility.\nMarble Game – Use adaptive equipment like a universal cuff to complete fine motor tasks without finger dexterity.\nCornhole – Play from a seated position\, highlighting adaptive approaches to a classic game.\nOne-Handed Challenge – Complete everyday tasks using only your non-dominant hand—simple in theory\, eye-opening in practice\n\nOld 690 Brewery\nCome visit Hillsboro’s oldest brewery!  \nOld 690 Brewing Company is a local craft brewery in Hillsboro\, Virginia\, that is the first licensed farm breweries in Loudoun County. The brewery takes its name from its location along Route 690 and operates on a scenic farm property. With a focus on community and small-batch brewing\, Old 690 offers a cozy\, rustic setting where visitors can enjoy a variety of beers brewed on-site\, including IPAs\, stouts\, porters\, and seasonal offerings. \nThe taproom features a welcoming\, farmhouse-inspired decor\, and there’s an outdoor seating area that offers views of the surrounding Virginia countryside. Old 690 frequently hosts events\, food trucks\, and live music\, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors looking for a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a quality craft beer. \nSupport by Sponsoring\nYour sponsorship makes a meaningful impact! Your sponsorship supports an inclusive\, engaging\, and adaptable event\, providing brand visibility through promotions\, social media\, and logo placement. Sponsorship opportunities are available at various levels\, including in-kind contributions. \n\nSupport the largest private employer in Leesburg’s Historic District.\n6\,000 + email distribution list (42% open rate)\n3\,300+ followers on Facebook\n330+ followers on Instagram\n575+ followers on LinkedIn\n7K Website views\n\nSponsorship Deadline: Friday\, September 4\, 2026 \nSponsor Online \nChecks payable to: The Arc of Loudoun\, 25 Catoctin Circle\, SE\, #1276 Leesburg\, VA 20177 \n  \nQuestions contact Helen Parker\, hparker@thearcofloudoun.org \nFunds will support The Arc of Loudoun’s Ability Fitness Center. AFC is a therapeutic fitness and wellness center\, serving clients with paralysis\, mobility-related disorders and neurological conditions through intense activity-based recovery programs\, pediatric play-based therapy\, education and training. The Arc of Loudoun is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to advocate for\, educate\, serve and support people with disabilities and their families. \nThe Arc of Loudoun is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. EIN # 54-0835314. 
URL:https://thearcofloudoun.org/event/ability-games-fall-2026/
LOCATION:Old 690 Brewery\, 15670 Ashbury Church Rd.\, Purcellville\, VA\, 20132\, United States
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