Romeo and Friends seeks funds for adaptive sports, arts for people with special needs
August 27, 2026 | Jurupa Valley, Riverside County, California
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Nicole, a board member and volunteer with Romeo and Friends, told the committee the group supplies adaptive activities — sports, music and arts — for teens and adults with disabilities and that many participants need specialized equipment.
"This will be the 1st time that we have, more arts for them to be able to do and for the sports," Nicole said, noting the organization is expanding into collaboration with Harupa Parks and Rec and plans to start expanded programming in January. She described adaptive equipment needs, including scissors and clamps for crafting and modified sports equipment for wheelchairs.
"This will be the 1st time that we have, more arts for them to be able to do and for the sports," Nicole said, noting the organization is expanding into collaboration with Harupa Parks and Rec and plans to start expanded programming in January. She described adaptive equipment needs, including scissors and clamps for crafting and modified sports equipment for wheelchairs.
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