named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Equipment Donation Initiative
Raises funds to donate MX-4 machines and adaptive equipment to VA hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and veteran-focused gyms across the U.S.
MX-4 Adaptive Strength Training Program
Provides access to the Pendulum MX-4, a modular, wheelchair-accessible strength training system designed for individuals with physical limitations, particularly paralyzed veterans.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Adaptive Equipment Provision 1 activity
- Manufactures and delivers adaptive strength training equipmentProduces customizable, wheelchair-accessible strength training systems using high-quality materials, including the MX-4 Multi-Exerciser Machine and Pendulum Adaptive Strength Training System, built with a lifetime warranty on frames and welds. Equipment is delivered to recipients nationwide, including VA hospitals and community fitness centers.
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Charity Event Organization 1 activity
- Organizes and hosts fundraising events for adaptive equipmentHosts charity events and silent auctions at donated venues to raise funds for adaptive strength training equipment for veterans, including raising approximately $40,000 for wounded soldiers' fitness equipment.
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Organized Running and Triathlon Events 1 activity
- Participates in outreach and partnership events for veteransEngages in events such as the annual Paralyzed Veterans Association (PVA) Show in Orlando, in collaboration with Rogers Athletics, to promote adaptive fitness solutions and connect with veteran communities.
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Fitness Training and Group Exercise Programs 1 activity
- Provides exercise education and counseling servicesOffers tailored exercise education and counseling to individuals with physical limitations, supporting their use of adaptive strength training systems.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$0
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expenses
Total expenses$839
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balance sheet
Total assets$402
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Net assets$-5K
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -100.0%
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- Center for Orthopedics Funder — Major donor that supported the provision of an MX-4 multi exerciser to the Lone Survivor Foundation.
- Center for Orthopedics Partner — Major donor that collaborated with Warrior Medical and Fitness to provide fitness equipment.
- Denver VA Partner — Acquired equipment from Warrior Medical and Fitness to support veteran training and independence.
- Denver VA Partner — Partner organization that purchased an MX-4 device for use in veteran training and rehabilitation.
- Hardpressed Partner — Hosted a charity event and silent auction to raise funds for Warrior Medical and Fitness.
- Jesse Brown VA Medical Center Partner — Recipient of donated strength training equipment for paraplegic veterans.
- Jesse Brown VA Medical Center Partner — Site for the first MX-4 Multi-Exerciser Machine installation
- Lone Survivor Foundation Partner — Partner organization that received an MX-4 multi exerciser for use at the Combined Arms gym.
- Lone Survivor Foundation Partner — Partner organization through which Warrior Medical and Fitness provided fitness equipment.
- Oliver & Rowan Bespoke Partner — Donated venue space for a charity event benefiting Warrior Medical and Fitness.
- Other charitable organizations Partner — Collaborates with other charitable organizations to provide access to rehabilitative exercise equipment.
- Paralyzed Veterans Association Partner — Hosts an annual event in Orlando where Warrior Medical and Fitness participates to support veterans.
- Paralyzed Veterans Association Partner — Organization whose annual conference was attended to promote the placement of MX-4 machines in VA centers.
- Paralyzed Veterans Association Partner — Partner organization with which Warrior Medical and Fitness engaged at the annual PVA show in Orlando.
- Paralyzed Veterans Association Partner — Warrior Medical and Fitness participated in the annual PVA Show, indicating engagement with the organization's events.
- Rogers Athletics Partner — Collaborated in the construction of the MX-4 strength training equipment.
- Rogers Athletics Partner — Collaborated on the design and manufacturing of the Pendulum Adaptive Strength Training System prototype.
- Rogers Athletics Partner — Collaborated with Warrior Medical and Fitness to attend the PVA Show in Orlando.
- Rogers Athletics Partner — Collaborated with Warrior Medical and Fitness to attend the Paralyzed Veterans Association (PVA) show.
- Rogers Athletics Partner — Collaborates with Warrior Medical and Fitness to support adaptive fitness initiatives and attend events.
- Semper Fi Partner — Provided funding and partnership support to develop the Pendulum Adaptive Strength Training System.
- Semper-Fi Fund Partner — Donated steel used in the construction of the MX-4 strength training equipment.
- Vienna Rotary Club Funder — Major donor that supported the provision of an MX-4 multi exerciser to the Lone Survivor Foundation.
- Vienna Rotary Club Partner — Major donor that collaborated with Warrior Medical and Fitness to provide fitness equipment.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Individualized Support Model for Veteran Rehabilitation 39 orgsmethodology: one-soldier-at-a-timeBy providing targeted, one-on-one fitness interventions and customized equipment solutions, we improve veterans' physical strength and independence, because personalized support increases engagement and functional outcomes in rehabilitation.shared approach: Personalized Support Model →
- Adaptive Equipment Design for Inclusive Fitness 12 orgsmethodology: adaptive-equipment-designBy designing custom and adaptable strength training equipment, we enable individuals with physical limitations—such as paralysis or service-related injuries—to participate in effective rehabilitative exercise, because standard equipment fails to meet their functional needs and excludes them from fitness opportunities.shared approach: Adaptive Equipment Access →
- Collaborative Partnerships for Equipment Accessmethodology: collaborative-partnership-modelBy partnering with charitable organizations, donors, and manufacturers, we expand access to adaptive fitness equipment for underserved populations—including veterans—because collaborative funding and outreach amplify reach and sustainability beyond what direct programs alone can achieve.