Oneworld Rowing

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“Name: american collegiate rowing assn address: 1350 n lemon ave menlo park, ca 94025 cash contribution: 6,000”

“Expenses web services/software subscrp 806 paypal fees 8 educational materials 171 taxes & licenses 55 total 1,040”

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“To provide support and foster the development of the amateur sport of rowing and support the development of amateur athletes for national and international competition”

“High performance training groups (hpgs) 12,000 total in 2023 - 3,000 to each of the following 3 non-profit training centers and clubs advanced rowing initiative of the northeast (arion) via saratoga rowing assn. 501(c)3 in ny green racing project via craftsbury outdoor center 501(c)3 in vt penn athletic association hpg via penn athletic association 501(c)3 in pa riverside boat club hpg via riverside boat club 501(c)7 in ma oneworlds grants helped the four hpgs provide year-round expert coaching, equipment, and training venues for over 60 pre-elite and elite rowers to train and race at regattas including us rowing national team trials/selection camps, usrowing national championships, and world rowing championships in 2023. Specific expenses toward which hpgs used oneworlds grants include winter training and regatta travel/lodging, rowing equipment, and wellness resources.”

“College club rowing 6,000 in 2023 to american collegiate rowing association (acra), a 501(c)3 qualified charity in 2023 acra used oneworld's grant toward its costs of hosting the acra national championships regatta for non-varsity college club rowing programs in may 2023. Specifically, acra placed oneworlds grant into its travel fund to assist top-performing college club crews from western states with their expenses of traveling to the regatta venue in oak ridge tn. According to rowingnews magazine, for the second year in a row, the acra championships had the highest number of competitors of any college spring- season regatta in the country. That statistic highlights the importance of acra in helping its 140+ college non-varsity club member programs expand access for a broader array of student-athletes to participate in the sport and to train and race at a nationally competitive level.”

“U.s. Athletes at world championships 4,000 total to national rowing foundation 501(c)3 designated f/b/o non- olympic boat classes: lightweight womens single (lw1x) & lightweight mens single (lm1x)500 each lightweight womens pair (lw2-)1,000 lightweight mens quad (lm4x) 2,000 the u.s. Did not enter the lightweight mens pair or lightweight womens quad at 2023 worlds. Oneworld designates its grant to national rowing foundation (nrf) for the benefit of the individual u.s. Athletes racing in non-olympic boat classes (currently the women's & men's lightweight single, pair, quad) at the annual senior (elite) world rowing championships. After receiving oneworlds 2023 grant, nrf issued its checks directly to these national team rowers or their training centers in august 2023, as they prepared to travel to 2023 world championships.”

“Pro bono support services: in 2023 oneworld issued a total of 1,595.00 in program payments to athlete wellness & performance professionals and incurred expenses for materials and mailing of 171.10 in providing pro bono support services to our beneficiary community as detailed below: advocacy and education we continue to cultivate oneworld's profile as a new voice in the rowing community and consistently delivered our message of advocacy, outreach, and education on behalf of oneworld's beneficiaries - in person and via social media. Oneworld continues to arrange "day in the life" instagram takeovers by hpg rowers and interviews with non-olympic boat athletes preparing for world championships, interviews with acra rowers or alumnae/i about the transition to post-college high performance rowing and development to the u.s. National team level, and similar content relevant to beneficiaries as well as further refining our advocacy initiatives. Much of oneworld's education efforts are directed at providing college rowers the opportunity to hear from athletes/coaches in the post-college high performance community and learn about post-college development venues that offer qualified coaching, equipment, storage, vocational pportunities, and other resources for athlete wellness and performance. As part of this, oneworld continually updates our detailed booklet "info on high performance rowing" which included advice and encouragement from hpg rowers and coaches as well as a directory of contact info for hpg's nationwide. We publish and distribute this booklet in print to college athletes and coaches at acra championships each year and make it available via our website and social media throughout the year. Oneworld's support for hpgs and hp rowers also includes advocacy, e.g., our "rowing needs a radar" messaging with a goal of focusing attention from the sport's national governing body and other decision-makers and potential donors on the need to "recognize athlete development with annual resources- and lessen athlete dependence on self-funding and ad hoc gofundmestyle personal campaigns. Oneworld also offers hpgs a free platform to broaden their own outreach and increase awareness of their role in athlete development. In 2023 we added to our advocacy messaging / mission statement the goal of "more racing, more resources, for more rowers- and, as part of this effort, helped promote a first-time inter-hpg scrimmage regatta hosted by arion hpg, the "arion informal spring speed order." arion's leadership worked with other hpg coaches to offer additional racing opportunities especially for pre-elite/developing athletes not yet at the level to be invited to national team selection camps. Athlete health & wellness - physical therapy oneworld continues to collaborate with lisa lowe dpt of champion pt +performance in waltham ma and karen calara mspt of aligned & balanced rowing in seattle wa in support of athletes in our beneficiary communities. Lisa and karen both have extensive experience providing physical therapy (pt), rowing stroke analysis, and advice on incorporating proactive pt considerations into training programs for teams and individual rowers. Oneworld also distributes free of charge to athletes or coaches books on physical therapy, e.g., all the right moves by brian lambert pt, and exercise science, e.g., endure by alex hutchinson, phd. In 2023 oneworld also met with will ruth, nsca-cscs, who is the strength coach for green racing project's high-performance rowing, running, and cross-country skiing teams and a former college club rowing coach. Will is also the author of rowing stronger: strength training to maximize rowing performance and, in 2024, is now offering e-book copies of the latest edition of rowing stronger free of charge to college club and hpg rowers and coaches in oneworld's beneficiary communities. Athlete health & wellness - sport psychology oneworld continues to collaborate with dr. Chrissy holm haider of premier sp”