Chicago Wheelchair Bulls

Sponsors

The companies on this page support the Wheelchair Bulls and wheelchair sports. Please show your appreciation by giving them the same support they give us.

	The Chicago Bulls adopted the Wheelchair Bulls in 1987. At that time, the Wheelchair Bulls became the 4th wheelchair team to be adopted by the NBA team in their city. In 2001, there are 20 NBA-sponsored wheelchair teams.
	Wilson Sporting Goods, makers of the Wilson JET basketball is the only sponsor that has been with the Bulls since the team's first year. The Jet is the "Official Ball of the Wheelchair Bulls."
	NEDSRA, Northeast Dupage Special Recreation Association, works in conjunction with the park districts of approx. 11 communities and offers sports and leisure opportunities to individuals with special needs. NEDSRA's Centennial Park is the Home of the Wheelchair Bulls.
The  Jack Deloss Taylor Charitable Trust	Provides Support to children's cause all over the world.  When Phil Foster, a trustee, came to the Kid's Day event is 1996, he decide the event was worth of the Trust's support.  Thanks to Phil for recognizing our commitment to and impact on kids with disabilities. Since then, Ms Taylor has attended most of the Kids Days to meet players and kids, and hand out trophies.  Thanks so much for believing our work with kids is worthy of your support.
	The Multiplex and their associated clubs, the Goldcoast Multiplex and Fitplex Extreme are among the Chicago-area's hottest and most prestigious health clubs. The Multiplex has been a sponsor since 1989.
	Niemi Associates became a sponsor in the early-1990's when its president, Larry Niemi, saw the Wheelchair Bulls play as the halftime show of the NBA Bulls. Niemi Associates is a Chicago-based firm specializing in structuring settlements.
	Just Networks, Inc. is a new addition to the rank of our sponsors. Specializing in network consulting and WWW services, they have redesigned our web site and are maintaining it.