Adaptive basketball
Working Wonders Starting Home
Lamont is the founder and CEO of Working Wonders Starting Home Inc., a Brooklyn 501(c)(3) he started in 2009, and the architect of its adaptive basketball program for students with disabilities. This year he taught adaptive basketball in an NYC school — the first of nine schools the program is on track to reach by the end of 2026 through direct partnerships with Adapted Physical Education teachers. Separately, WWSH delivered a $50,000 NYC DYCD youth sports program serving 60–75 young athletes this spring. It's all built on his 5-year connection to adaptive sports through Wheeling Forward Inc., plus 12+ years as a volunteer basketball coach at Kings Bay, where his teams won two championships.
- Founder & CEO of Working Wonders Starting Home Inc. — a Brooklyn 501(c)(3) since 2009
- Adaptive basketball in an NYC school this year — first of nine schools on track by end of 2026
- Delivered a $50,000 NYC DYCD youth sports program serving 60–75 young athletes
- 12+ years coaching at Kings Bay — two championships; 5 years in adaptive sports via Wheeling Forward Inc.

