2022 Impact Report:
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Fan And Donor Engagement

Community Growth

  • Paralympic Awareness
  • Global Support
  • Growing Fan and Donor Engagement

  • Britton Wilson and Talitha Diggs of Team USA celebrate winning gold during the World Athletics Championships Oregon22

Friends and Family Hospitality Program#

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  • Team USA Community Champions Award in Partnership With Comcast

  • Mary Cain with team mates posing with Atalanta NYC tshirts

    Mary Cain, Atalanta NYC

  • Kelsey Dickinson skiing

    Kelsey Dickinson, Women Ski Coaches Association (WSCA)

  • Tyler Merren dodging a shot during a game

    Tyler Merren, U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (USABA)

  • Billy Mills posing with traditional garb representing his Indigenious Lakota culture

    Billy Mills, Running Strong for American Indian Youth

  • Speakers on stage during the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Assembly
  • USOPC CEO Sarah Hirshland speaking at a podium during Team USA Week
  • “ We love sport. We love what sport is and we love what sport does. We love what it does for individual people and we love what it does for society. We love how it brings us together. We love how it shows what’s best about human beings. We love how it clearly demonstrates the power of hard work, discipline and resilience. ”

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic community is always at its best when we all work together – when we all assume good intent while recognizing our inherent differences and conflicts, and the strong emotion that all that passion can produce.

Susanne Lyons, Former USOPC Chair

  • “ To the USOPC, thank you for integrating the ‘P’ into the acronym of inclusion — USOPC. It was never about what I lost as an adaptive athlete but was always about what I gained. ”

  • David Kiley poses during the 2022 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee Hall Of Fame Ceremony in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
  • Michelle Kwan speaks during the 2022 U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee Hall Of Fame Ceremony in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
  • “ The Olympics has taught me so many life lessons — hard work, perseverance and never giving up. The Olympic ideals are what guide me throughout my life, and I will be forever grateful for the honor to compete at the Olympics and represent the United States of America. ”

  • U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Foundation