The USOPA-Houston Chapter is the Powerhouse of Greatness. The home of more than one hundred impressive Olympians, in which over sixty-five percent are Gold Medalist. The Olympians of Houston summer participation in the Olympic Games has covered more than eight percent of the Games activities.

The United States Olympians and Paralympians Association- Houston’s mission is to inspire and promote positive Olympic momentum within our communities by serving as ambassadors for the sole purpose and progression of the Olympic movement and ideals. We will support the goals of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee by fostering the Olympic values within our communities, encouraging youth to pursue those values, developing the camaraderie among athletes and honoring the individuals who have shared the unique and exclusive experience of representing their nation at the Olympic Games.

Overall Program Goal to build a comprehensive, national Olympian & Paralympian Association that provides service, continuity, and identity. Allowing Olympians and Paralympians to come together in continual to support for Olympians and Paralympians of the future. It is our hope Olympians and Paralympians alike will continue to serve as a link and mentor of other and future Olympians & Paralympians. Involving all Olympians and Paralympians in all aspects of the Movement of Olympism.

The USOPA- Houston Chapter will serve and engage ourselves in heroic efforts to support all Olympians and Paralympians as well as groups and organizations that support and endorse the Olympic movement and the USOC.

The USOPA-Houston members will solidarity support its Chapter by participation in organizational chapter meetings, public events, and fundraisers. As members we will also involve ourselves in organizations connected with, affiliated, or interacting with the component members of the Olympic movement.

This unique Olympic experience demonstrates the qualities and extraordinary values that Olympians offer to our communities. As an organization of exemplary Olympians. We can effectively change, influence others, and activate leaders in society through our position as positive role models.