Endless Highway Inc.

“Given the small size of the organization, there are no other committees.”

“Board will review the full 990 prior to filing.”

“The documents required to be made publicly available are maintained at Endless Highway, Inc. and are available upon request.”

“1. Build to Include: An Endless Highway Inclusive Playground Initiative is founded on collaboration and crowdfunding. In partnership with town, city, and county leadership, and with the support of area residents, we work together to identify opportunities to build or remodel outdoor recreation environments with universal design and inclusion at the forefront. 2. Game On! Virtual Reality, or GO-VR for short, is a FREE hybrid virtual reality program providing in-person and at-home social experiences for children and adults who use mobility devices. 3 Inclusion & Accessibility Training with the City of Rochester Recreation Department: Provided inclusivity & accessibility training to entire City of Rochester Rec department staff. Training covered topics such as barriers to accessibility, inclusive language, activity modifications, and ability awareness activities. 6 one-hour group trainings were provided over two days with 20-25 participants in each session. 4. Inclusive Hoops at School 29 (COVID related Postponement from March of 2020): EH facilitated our first 2-week session of wheelchair basketball with School 29 in the City of Rochester. We conducted the program during P.E. for two separate classes. Nearly 50% of students enrolled at School 29 have one or more documented disability, with more students utilizing mobility devices than in any other City school. In addition, 97% of students enrolled come from low-income households, and 95% of students are of minority status. This program addresses multiple areas of intersecting oppressions by offering a free and inclusive opportunity that addresses more than one social determinant of health. This program was originally going to be held as an extended after school opportunity but since the onset of COVID, after school activities have ceased. With the original launch date set in April of 2020, this program did not officially start until December of 2021.”