Paralympian Ali Truwit establishes foundation to support Para swimmers

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Paralympian Ali Truwit establishes foundation to support Para swimmers
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Paralympic swimmer Ali Truwit is utilizing her Stronger Than You Think foundation to provide financial resources for U.S. Para athletes. The organization includes a $500,000 performance incentive fund designed to assist competitors on the road to the LA28 Games. Truwit, a silver medalist at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, launched the foundation to help navigate barriers within the amputee and Paralympic communities. Her initiative stems from her personal recovery following a 2023 shark attack that resulted in the loss of her foot and part of her leg. Currently training in Southern California for upcoming freestyle and backstroke races, Truwit continues to compete at the elite level while managing the growth of her nonprofit organization. The foundation aims to foster community support for athletes recovering from life-altering injuries and training for future international competition.

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  • Ali Truwit is a two-time silver medalist from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
  • The Stronger Than You Think foundation includes a $500,000 performance incentive fund.
  • Truwit is currently training in Southern California for upcoming freestyle and backstroke competitions.
  • The foundation aims to support Para athletes by addressing barriers within the community.
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Through her Stronger Than You Think Foundation 2024 Paralympic medalist Ali Truwit is helping build the next generation of Team USA athletes towards the LA28 Games.

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