Nonprofit ‘Hoop.Camp’ keeping special needs athletes connected through weekly virtual challenges

A packed Reed Gym was on hand to watch Idaho take on Idaho State. Bengal fans not only got to see a win, but got see some amazing athletes take the court during halftime. We're excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.Keep up on the latest and...

Look who’s back after a two-year hiatus! Hoop.Camp returned for the annual night to celebrate inclusion at the Portland State Vikings men’s basketball game 🏀 FOX 12 We're excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.Keep up on the latest and greatest...

Yes, and it counts! Hoop.Camp was back in the game at Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District as the pioneer in the unified sports has made ‘everyone a winner’ since ‘94.

The final days of summer are still putting smiles on faces. We're excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.Keep up on the latest and greatest on our Facebook page!As a non-profit organization, we can't do this without help. Consider volunteering...

For a couple of former Idaho State basketball players, they want to make sure the game is loved by all. Hoop Camp was founded by former Bengal men's basketball player Steve Garrity. His camp helps all kids and adults with special needs. "What we want to do is make it...

The Viking Pavilion had some special attendees on Thursday as the Portland State Vikings had a big win at the Big Sky Conference game with Montana State. The Hoop Camp Foundation, a non-profit built on volunteers, is in its third decade of offering up life-changing...

Call it his "attitude of gratitude." Steve Garrity simply sees it as a calling that he answered. The former University of Alaska Anchorage basketball player brought his Hoop.Camp back to Anchorage Saturday and Sunday at the O'Malley Sports Complex, the goal of which...

A former University of Alaska Anchorage basketball player is back in town to prove that the court is a place where everyone is welcome.  We're excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.Keep up on the latest and greatest on our Facebook...

Today’s Everyday Hero runs a basketball camp for special needs children and adults. Steve Garrity started the camp two decades ago, combining his love of basketball with a need to give back. We're excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have.Keep up...