Feb. 11, 2018 Look at the face of a wounded warrior or other person with physical challenges who is now able, for the first time, to actually sail a boat on the Chesapeake Bay. Or look at the faces of…
Making boating more accessible Local organization seeks to develop adaptive boating center in Annapolis By Bill Wagner [email protected] Paul Bollinger makes a compelling case Annapolis needs a boating center that’s accessible for people with disabilities. Bollinger, executive director of Chesapeake…
CRAB’s top volunteer of 2017, Art Savage, was interviewed for the Capital Gazette. Read the article here
Annapolis Yacht Club Magazine has a great article on CRAB. Click the link below to read the full story! AYC Beacon.CRAB article.FALL 2017
CRAB celebrated its new fleet of six brand new Beneteau First 22A’s (A for adaptive) with a ribbon cutting at the US Sailboat Show. Pictured L-R in the boat are Brad LaTour, CRAB President; George Armendariz, CEO Beneteau Americas; State…
CRAB’s kid sailing camp was mentioned in the round up of Annapolis Police summer camps. View the article here, https://digitaledition.capitalgazette.com/infinity/article_popover_share.aspx?guid=17990773-d3e5-4538-ace4-24fd9b916ebf
In a recent article, Chesapeake Bay Magazine officially announced the donation of 2 Beneteau First 22A’s to Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating. CRAB will be purchasing 4 additional boats to make a fleet of 6. To read the full article click…
The 2017 Boatyard Bar & Grill Regatta to Benefit CRAB was very successful with 77 boats registering for the race and over 310 crew participating. Following the race, more than 600 of CRAB’s friends and supporter gathered for a great party…