What is the Foundation?
What is the Foundation?
Saving lives, building champions
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What is the Foundation?
Support the Foundation
Support the Foundation
Donate now to save lives and build champions!
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Support the Foundation
Make a Splash
Make a Splash
The 2013 Make a Splash Tour presented by Phillips 66 kicked off in New York City on May 16th!
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Make a Splash
Building Champions
Building Champions
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Building Champions
National Team Alumni
National Team Alumni
USA Swimming Foundation - Home to National Team Alumni
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National Team Alumni
Foundation Events
Foundation Events
Join us at an event near you!
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Foundation Events
Golden Goggle Awards
Golden Goggle Awards
& Silent Auction
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Golden Goggle Awards

Welcome to the USA Swimming Foundation

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While the USA Swimming Foundation is working to save lives and build champions, it also offers you the chance to support something that we all love - the sport of swimming. 

 

What is the Foundation

 

Support the Foundation

 

Saving Lives Through Make a Splash

 

Building Champions

 

National Team Alumni

 

Foundation Events

 

Golden Goggle Awards & Silent Auction

 

Foundation News

05/16/2013  Foundation Executive Director Speaks at Congressional Briefing on International Water Safety Day
Wednesday, May 15th: USA Swimming Foundation Executive Director, Debbie Hesse, spoke at the Congressional Briefing on International Water Safety Day.
05/15/2013  Today is International Water Safety Day
400,000. That’s how many people die from drowning every single year. May 15th is International Water Safety Day. Today we remember those 400,000 victims, and we try to combat that number.
04/17/2013  USA Swimming Foundation Announces 2013 Make a Splash Grants
The USA Swimming Foundation has granted more than $250,000 to help local Make a Splash partners in 19 states provide children with life-saving, learn-to-swim instruction for free or at a reduced cost.
12/19/2012  P66 Gives Back: Goggles for Guppies
Chris and Matt Hales noticed something that most 12-year-olds wouldn’t think twice about. While competing at the 2011 North American Challenge Cup in Mexico, they noticed a group of young school children watching them. None of these children knew how to swim.