"As we embark on this ambitious journey, we are committed to transforming the athlete experience by prioritising their health, performance, and career development," said Christine Walshe, president of the USOPF. "Our goal is to raise the bar for Team USA, ensuring our athletes have the resources and support they need to excel during every step of their journey on their way to the world stage."

The campaign, One for All: The Campaign for Team USA, aims to revolutionise the athlete experience by focusing on three key areas: Athlete Health & Wellness, Sport Performance Innovation, and Athlete Career & Earnings. Partnering with the LA28 Organising Committee, the foundation will support Team USA athletes, programs, and NGBs, well into and beyond LA28.

“Our collaboration with the USOPF through the One for All campaign is pivotal in ensuring Team USA athletes have the best possible support as we head towards the LA28 Games,” said Janet Evans, LA28 Chief Athlete Officer. “By investing in their health, performance, and career opportunities, we are building a legacy that will empower our athletes to achieve unparalleled success and inspire future generations.”

One beneficiary of these donor-funded resources is Paralympian Oksana Masters. The 17-time medalist regularly works with a sports psychology team to prepare for races and received specialty medical care before PyeongChang 2018 and Tokyo 2020.

“It means the absolute world to me that fans across our nation financially support athletes like me and Team USA. This would not be at all possible without them,” Masters said. “When we line up on the start line, I know that it is our fans who are making it possible for us to be there chasing our dreams.”

Since 2013, the USOPF has raised over $370 million (€339m) for Team USA athletes and programs, significantly contributing to the development and success of US Olympians, Paralympians, and hopefuls. The foundation’s efforts have led to substantial advancements, including an expanded mental health program that now encompasses hundreds of providers offering both in-person and virtual counseling.

Additionally, 40 national sport organisations have benefited from donor-funded technology and data projects, providing Team USA with a competitive edge. The foundation has also supported countless athletes with tuition assistance, enabling them to pursue higher education alongside their athletic endeavors.

Mark and Mary Stevens, some of the first supporters of the organisation’s philanthropic efforts, have played a significant role in these achievements. They recently renewed their commitment to Team USA with a record-breaking $25 million (€22.9m) contribution, the largest in foundation history.

“As avid supporters of Team USA for over a decade, we’ve seen firsthand how our gifts have impacted US Olympians and Paralympians, from world-class equipment and coaching to data projects that enhance athlete wellness,” said Mark Stevens. “The passion and energy of our community of supporters is extraordinary, and we can’t wait to help grow this support network for Team USA on the road to LA28.”

To contribute, visit TeamUSA.com/Give.