Let’s team up for the Rolling Rowdies! 
The Rolling Rowdies are a Prep Level team for kids ages 8-14 that compete in the National Wheelchair Basketball Association. This team is where young athletes are building wheelchair basketball skills with the leadership of longtime volunteers AJ Dordel and Emily Dixon. This team has built the foundation of the sport for countless highschool, collegiate, and paralympic athletes over the years. The Rolling Rowdies continue to be a perennial contender for the National Wheelchair Basketball Association National Tournament in the Spring. This team travels all over the country to compete in tournaments as they are the only Prep Level team in Minnesota.  

Please consider making a donation today! By donating to our fundraising campaign for wheelchair basketball, you will directly contribute to the cost of equipment, facility rentals, tournament fees, and more for these talented athletes. Your contribution will make a significant impact on their lives, as well as foster a sense of community and teamwork.  

Let’s rally behind our Rolling Rowdies and show them the true power of teamwork! 

About Courage Kenny Wheelchair Basketball 
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute has been a leader in wheelchair basketball for 40+ years, touching the lives of thousands of athletes over the years through competitive teams, recreational teams and hosting tournaments and other special events. Many of our athletes have gone on to play wheelchair basketball in college, professionally, and even in the Paralympics on Team USA! The wheelchair basketball program serves 60 athletes (40+ youth) over six competitive teams, with the support of 15 volunteer coaches. Wheelchair Basketball is for athletes with permanent lower-body extremity impairment or disability. Many athletes do not use a wheelchair full-time. Participating in sports enhances participants’ independence, improvesself-confidence and encourages an active, healthy lifestyle. To reduce barriers and increase access to wheelchair basketball we provide adaptive equipment, scholarships, and skilled volunteers. We also host a number of special events and tournaments that provide unique opportunities to learn and experience adaptive sports and recreation.   

If you would like to make a donation over the phone or by check: 
Call 612-262-0635 or mail a check with "Wheelchair Basketball " in the memo line to: 
Allina Health Foundation 
2925 Chicago Ave S 
Mail Route 10721 
Minneapolis, MN 55407