Christa and Saul Welger Foundation
The Welger Foundation has been selected by the Gatorade Play It Forward program to receive a $1,000 grant to help the next generation of athletes reap the benefits of sport.
The Welger Foundation has been selected by the Gatorade Play It Forward program to receive a $1,000 grant to help the next generation of athletes reap the benefits of sport.
The Welger Foundation hosted it’s 1st Annual Big Shot Bootcamp on Saturday, May 6th 2023.
Hoboken, NJ – The Christa and Saul Welger Foundation announced today that Steve Serio, a U.S. Paralympian who has been
Welger Foundation is a proud supporter of the City University of New York (CUNY) Inclusive and Adaptive Sports program with
Board members, David Blitz, Mark Lusk and Jeff Welger were guests of the US Olympic and Paralympic Museum in Colorado
In celebration of the 2021 Summer Paralympic Games in Tokyo the Welger Foundation held an Opening Ceremony viewing party in
Welger Foundation Board members and supporters attend practice of the New York Rolling Fury with Steve Serio, four-time Paralympian and
The Welger Foundation has been selected by the Gatorade Play It Forward program to receive a $1,000 grant to help the next generation of athletes reap the benefits of sport.
The Welger Foundation has been selected by the Gatorade Play It Forward program to receive a $1,000 grant to help the next generation of athletes reap the benefits of sport.
The Welger Foundation hosted it’s 1st Annual Big Shot Bootcamp on Saturday, May 6th 2023.
Hoboken, NJ – The Christa and Saul Welger Foundation announced today that Steve Serio, a U.S. Paralympian who has been
Welger Foundation is a proud supporter of the City University of New York (CUNY) Inclusive and Adaptive Sports program with
Board members, David Blitz, Mark Lusk and Jeff Welger were guests of the US Olympic and Paralympic Museum in Colorado
In celebration of the 2021 Summer Paralympic Games in Tokyo the Welger Foundation held an Opening Ceremony viewing party in
Welger Foundation Board members and supporters attend practice of the New York Rolling Fury with Steve Serio, four-time Paralympian and
Christa and Saul first met at the 1958 Stoke Mandeville Games and renewed their friendship in 1959 at those Stoke Mandeville Games. Fate would bring them back together at the 1960 inaugural Paralympics in Rome, Italy. Lured by the promise of excellent food and spare wheelchair parts, Christa ventured over to the American tent along with a few of her teammates. Saul and Christa started a conversation, but while he stepped away to refill their plates, another athlete came in to charm her. Naturally competitive, Saul shooed the young admirer away. The games were a success for both Christa and Saul—she won eight medals and he won two, but the true win was the start of their romance.
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The Christa and Saul Welger Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with Tax ID# 84-2550213.
View the 2021 Financial Statement.