NBC Palm Springs For many families, surfing is more than a sport— it's a life-changing experience. The nonprofit A Walk On Water recently brought its adaptive surf therapy program to the Palm Springs Surf Club, giving children with disabilities the opportunity to experience the joy and confidence that comes from riding a wave... Read and watch the full feature here:
Visit USA / Visit Huntington Beach A Walk on Water Surf Therapy (18 July 2026) This free event provides surf therapy for individuals with special needs. Harnessing the community’s passionate volunteers and watermen, A Walk on Water showcases the best of surf culture where athletes with disabilities can feel the thrill of being in the water while their families are
VoyageLA Today we’d like to introduce you to Jeff “Swampy” Marsh. Jeff “Swampy”, we appreciate you taking the time to share your story with us today. Where does your story begin? I was born in Santa Monica in 1960 and raised in Southern California most of my life. Still live in Venice where I’ve lived since 1986. Here are a
Montauk Sun On the 5th of September Montauk welcomed the organization A Walk on Water (AWOW) to Ditch Plains for the weekend to host their annual surf therapy event. While a group of volunteers work consistently with AWOW under Bob Miller all summer long to provide special needs athletes the opportunity to surf, this annual event is a chance to
East End Beacon A Walk on Water, a California-based organization providing a chance at a day catching waves for people with special needs, held its annual Montauk Surf Therapy event Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 & 7 at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk. This event has been held in Montauk since 2014, and stands out for its specialized teams and
Habit Burger & Grill Habit Burger & Grill’s Social Purpose Team was proud to join A Walk on Water at Huntington Beach for a powerful day of surf therapy, connection, and community. A Walk on Water is a nonprofit that harnesses the transformative power of the ocean to deliver surf therapy to children with unique needs and their families. Their
Los Angeles Times / Daily Pilot The Fletcher family loves the A Walk on Water surf therapy events, which aim to give children with unique needs a feeling of pride and accomplishment. They especially love the special gatherings for Alden, 17, who has Down syndrome. A Walk on Water returns to the north side of the Huntington Beach Pier on
Still Time for Joy / Sandra Levine Productions For two days in early June 2025, the nonprofit, A Walk On Water, once again brought its California-based surf therapy program to Spring Lake, New Jersey. Dozens of children living with autism, Down syndrome, and other challenging conditions, had a chance to experience the thrill of riding waves on the ocean with
TODAY In the waters off Spring Lake, New Jersey, a nonprofit program called A Walk on Water offers life-changing surf therapy to children with special needs. Reporting for TODAY, NBC's Yasmin Vossoughian heads to the beach to meet with families experiencing a ride to remember... Read the article here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/nonprofit-program-helps-kids-special-125824738.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrrdDVrKaKI
Pepperdine Graphic Overwhelmed by the chaos of life, the Malibu community turns to the ocean as a sanctuary. The freeing feeling of running toward the water. The cool sensation of the waves. The salt in one’s hair. Catching a wave. The feeling of being healed by the open ocean. Whether the ocean serves as the place for a quick saltwater
A Walk On Water
23823 Malibu Rd, Ste. 50-376
Malibu, Ca. 90265
Email | info@awalkonwater.org
Phone | 1.424.334.1773
A Walk On Water is a Registered
501(c)3 Non-Profit
Federal Tax ID: #46-1174744
