Amplitude – Vol. 4

Newsletter – Vol. 4

Olympian Carly Patterson reflects on the sport that shaped her life and why she is giving back through the USA Gymnastics Foundation.

In reality, most donations come from everyday people within our community who want to help make a difference. Jackie Olson is one of those people – making an impact on the USA Gymnastics Foundation and gymnastics with her contribution.

Two-time Olympian and athlete advocate Evita Griskenas will join the USA Gymnastics Foundation in 2026 as its first-ever Athlete Ambassador.

Newsletter – Vol. 3

In awe of the sport and committed to seeing its popularity and prestige grow in America, Yev and Anna Kuznetsov are working together with the USA Gymnastics Foundation to support the U.S. rhythmic gymnastics prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles – and beyond.

Not many people embody the title ‘comeback kid’ quite like Brody Malone. After a seven-year senior career filled with the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, Malone can proudly look back on his journey after reaching the peak of American and international achievement in the sport.

The USA Gymnastics Foundation has named Senior Men’s National Team members Taylor Burkhart and Brody Malone the newest recipients of the Daniel Zimpfer Memorial Fund Grant.

Newsletter – Vol. 2

Newly returning to the gymnastics scene and already an integral part of the USA Gymnastics Foundation’s Board of Directors, Ashley Davis is pouring as much as she can into the sport, its community and the Foundation’s mission.

Balancing school, training, a social life and gymnastics competition is nothing new to three-time Trampoline & Tumbling World Championships medalist Tia Taylor since she started the sport at 4 years old.

The USA Gymnastics Foundation has awarded $162,500 in 2025 scholarships and grants for men’s artistic gymnasts and Regional Elite Team support.