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Organizations We SupportDivers Alert Network (DAN)
Associated with Duke University Medical Center, Divers Alert Network (DAN) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit medical and research organization dedicated to the safety and health of recreational scuba divers. Founded in 1980, DAN has served as a lifeline for the scuba industry by operating the only 24-hour diving emergency hotline, a lifesaving service for injured divers. Additionally, DAN operates a diving medical information hotline, conducts vital diving medical research, and develops and provides a number of first-aid and continuing education programs. DAN is supported by the largest association of recreational divers in the world through membership dues and donations. In return, members receive a number of important benefits including $100,000 emergency medical evacuation assistance, DAN educational publications, a subscription to Alert Diver magazine, and access to diving’s first and foremost diving accident insurance coverage. Find out more… Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba (SUDS)
Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba (SUDS), located at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, helps improve the lives of injured soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The majority of the soldiers going through the program have received severe injuries. Those who are not able to perform all the skills required for Open Water Diver certification have the chance to learn their scuba certification with a Scubility™ certified scuba instructor. Find out more… ASC Now a Reef Field Station
We are excited to announce that Adventure Scuba is now a Reef Environmental Education Foundation (Reef) Field Station. What does that mean? In plain language, Reef adds meaning to your diving. Find out more… ASC Supports the Magothy River Association
This February, Adventure Scuba Company provided scuba equipment and instructor Rick Ducey to support the Magothy River Association’s (MRA) scientific diver training program for volunteers from the US Naval Academy (USNA) in Annapolis. Find out more about this important organization and the work they are doing. 
ASC is Now a Reef Check CenterFounded in 1996, Reef Check is a volunteer, ocean conservation organization designed to save coral reefs globally and temperate reefs in California. Reef Check is active in over 82 countries and territories throughout the world. Learn more about how you can save coral reefs. Institute of Maritime History
The Institute of Maritime History (IMH) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and documentation of archaeological remains related to maritime history. Incorporated in 1993, IMH is engaged in the study and conservation of shipwrecks, historic waterfront structures and landscapes, and submerged prehistoric archaeological sites. Through archaeological research, IMH seeks to inform and engage the public about the history and culture of seafaring, marine industries, and traditional maritime lifeways. Find out more… Dolphin Research Center
Dolphin Research Center (DRC) is a not-for-profit education and research facility, home to a family of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions, located on Grassy Key, Florida. Over half of their family was born at the Center, while the other members either have come to them from other facilities or were collected long ago by previous management. Research has always been a very important part of DRC’s focus. DRC evolved out of the Institute for Delphinid Research. When DRC’s founders took over the facility in 1984, research remained a high priority. They have since expanded their in-house research goals, and also worked with world-renowned scientists who have come to DRC to study our resident colony of dolphins. General areas of interest include marine mammal cognition, communication, calf development, and husbandry. For more information, visit Dolphins.org. ASC Supports Ocean Conservancy
If you are interested in learning more about how you can help preserve our marine eco-system and you love to dive, the Ocean Conservancy is a great place to start. You can become a member and even sign up to receive their e-newsletter to keep up-to-date on their efforts and diving programs. Find out more…
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