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Eventually he envisions programming and chapters reaching across the country.

“Through group dives, training programs, social events, and environmental initiatives, we are building a supportive network where divers of all skill levels—from beginners to experienced dive pros—can find community above and below the water’s surface,” says Duncan, who has been certified since 2006 and was a PADI Master Suba Diver Trainer from 2007 until he retired from teaching in 2021.

Out Scuba recently finalized its 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, enabling it to, among other benefits, receive tax-exempt donations and access both public and private grants designated for nonprofit organizations.

“This transformation brings numerous benefits to enhance our ability to serve our community, promote inclusivity and support our shared passion for scuba diving,” says Andre Saade, a technology and program management professional in the life sciences industry who is another Out Scuba founder.

As much as it seemed unthinkable to go without him, it was equally unthinkable to not see it through. Andre wanted to find out for himself. “Ocean Nerd” Duncan often refers back to an organization for gay men who like to backpack and camp – and of which he served as president, 2007 & 2008 – when describing his operational vision for Out Scuba.

Incorporated as a charitable organization in New York State, DFL has been granted 501(c)(3) tax exempt status as an organization that uses its funds for charitable purposes.

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