www.aaasp.org
The American Association of AdaptedSports™ Programs, Inc. (AAASP, “asp”) is a Georgia-based nonprofit organization that builds interscholastic sports leagues for students with physical disabilities or visual impairments in grades one through 12, comparable to programs commonly available only to students without disabilities. AAASP serves as the governing body and athletic association for these sports programs. Within this role, AAASP develops and operates statewide league programs and has developed a comprehensive training and certification infrastructure for AAASP coaches, officials, and coordinators, as well as for physical activity professionals nationwide.

www.olympics.org.uk
The Olympic Movement groups together all those who agree to be guided by the Olympic Charter and who recognise the authority of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), namely: the International Federations (IF) of sports on the programme of the Olympic Games; the National Olympic Committees (NOCs), the Organising Committees of the Olympic Games (OCOGs), athletes, judges and referees, associations and clubs, as well as all the organisations and institutions recognised by the IOC.

www.bobsleigh.com.au
The Australian Bobsleigh Team comprises athletes from a range of sports, including track and field, football, rugby, rowing and cycling. Whilst there is no barrier on who may apply to become a member of the team, selection is based on a criteria which depends on elite ability in both speed and strength. The approach to recruitment of athletes is twofold. Athletes either present themselves for selection who are already of an elite standard in their chosen sport and are able to satisfy the teams selection criteria or they are viewed as development athletes, who, given the right guidance, training and determination may be given the opportunity over a period of time to reach a level which may be competitive on an international level.

www.phoenixwomenssports.org
Phoenix Women's Sports Association (PWSA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed in August 2001 to help girls and women find their power through sports. PWSA is modeled after the Women's Sports Foundation's (WSF), which was founded by Billie Jean King in 1974. Led by its founder Non Lee, who is also a WSF Board of Trustee member, PWSA presents a Women’s Sports Foundation Community Action Program, designed to raise awareness of the importance of girls' and women's sports at the grass roots level.