TPP Revitalization Project
Make History with Us
Join this historic moment for adaptive sports in the Southwest United States by supporting and sponsoring the revitalization project to make Telephone Pioneer Park the standard for accessible play and recreation in the country.
The First Barrier-Free Park Started Here in Phoenix
Telephone Pioneer Park was built in 1988 and is owned by the City of Phoenix. Ability360 began renovating and hosting events at the park in 2023 in partnership with the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
The First Barrier-Free Park Started Here in Phoenix
Telephone Pioneer Park was built in 1988 and is owned by the City of Phoenix. Ability360 began renovating and hosting events at the park in 2023 in partnership with the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
Making an Impact Now and for the Future
The wheelchair softball field at Telephone Pioneer Park will provide adaptive athletes of all ages with a space designed to support the needs of their sport. The creation of the field will add another venue for adaptive athletes to compete at their highest potential.
New Avenues for Adaptive Athletes
The wheelchair softball field will be one of only two dedicated wheelchair softball fields in the western United States, the only one in the Southwest, and the 25th in the country. The field will host clinics, practices, tournaments, and competitions for Ability360 teams and partner organizations, and will be home to Ability360's Wheelchair Softball Arizona Diamondbacks team and an inaugural youth team.
Additional Questions?
Camille Ridley
Director of Community Relations & Development
CamilleR@ability360.org
(602) 901-9586-----
Brielle Carter
Senior Manager of Operations
Sports & Fitness Center
BrielleC@ability360.org
(602) 626-7250
Join this historic moment for adaptive sports