Each year for the month of November we donate 100% of our monthly membership profits to a noble cause. We have been able to support several  charitable causes through Science of Rowing, working with other organizations to sponsor opportunities for others in the sport of rowing. Stay tuned via social media and our email list for annual events and more.

2022 November Fundraiser

We are thrilled to announce that we raised $1444.12 for our 2022 Annual Fundraiser. These funds will go to support the Ukrainian Rowing Federation.

2021 USRowing Convention Scholarship

We partnered with the Steady State Network (SSN) to offer a scholarship to the entire 2021 virtual USRowing Convention. SSN selected Dani Dewitt as the recipient. Will presented on Day 1 of the Convention, “Masters Monday,” about strength training for masters rowers.

2021 November Fundraiser

We partnered with the George Pocock Rowing Foundation’s Camp Lucy program to support a summer camp program for middle school girls in the Seattle, WA area who might not otherwise be introduced to rowing. Camp Lucy includes inclusive outreach/recruitment, transportation assistance, meals during camp, and an introduction to erging, rowing, and physical fitness, as well as leadership curriculum and mentorship with the adult coaches. We raised $797 from new monthly memberships, as well as individual donations from Will, Blake, and Joe.

Follow the Camp Lucy program at George Pocock Rowing Foundation.

2020 USRowing Convention Scholarship

We partnered with the Steady State Network (SSN) to offer a scholarship to the training track day at the 2020 virtual USRowing Convention. SSN selected physical therapist Dr. Lisa Russell (Lowe), already a Science of Rowing member and later a guest on Volume 2, Issue 5 (May, 2021). Lisa rows out of RBC/CRI in Boston, MA, rowing and working with para rowing. Will, Blake, and Joe presented on the training track day as a trio, about strength training scheduling for rowers on the annual, weekly, and daily levels.

2020 November Fundraiser

We partnered with the George Pocock Rowing Foundation and the new “A Most Beautiful Thing” Inclusion Fund to support education, scholarship, and mentorship programs to get more kids rowing on the water, focusing on non-traditional communities and communities of color where youth face barriers to participation in the sport. We helped raise $750 from new monthly memberships, as well as individual donations from Will, Blake, and Joe.

Follow the AMBT Inclusion Fund at George Pocock Rowing Foundation.