Hoppers for Heroes is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit initiative dedicated to empowering veterans, first responders, and individuals with disabilities through access to adaptive outdoor experiences using TerrainHopper all-terrain mobility vehicles. The program provides grants, community partnerships, and hands-on events that allow participants to explore trails, parks, and natural areas that would otherwise be inaccessible. By restoring mobility and independence in outdoor settings, Hoppers for Heroes promotes physical health, emotional healing, and community connection. The program partners with state and local parks, rehabilitation centers, and veteran organizations to create opportunities for adventure, camaraderie, and personal growth in nature.

Hoppers for Kiddos is a companion program designed specifically for children under 18 living with physical disabilities in Arizona. Building on the mission of Hoppers for Heroes, this program focuses on getting kids and their families outdoors—many for the first time—through guided trail outings at state, county, and city parks. Using adaptive TerrainHoppers, children can explore, play, and connect with nature in a safe and inclusive environment. In addition to outdoor adventures, Hoppers for Kiddos provides micro-grants to help families purchase adaptive recreation equipment, supporting year-round access to active, nature-based experiences.

Together, both programs share a common goal: breaking down barriers to outdoor mobility and bringing the freedom, confidence, and joy of nature to everyone—regardless of ability.

If you are an adult or child with a disability who is interested in participating in one of our hikes, please click here to find out more or to sign up.