The association Premiers de Cordée was born from a desire to share. More than 20 years ago, high-level athletes took on the challenge of bringing sports to those who are the most distant from it: children who are ill and/or disabled. The idea is simple, beautiful, and effective: to pass on the benefits of sport and its values of solidarity, competitiveness, and respect directly to the health care sector. Today, as part of its Sport in Hospitals program, this French association, which is recognized as a nonprofit organization, offers numerous free sports activities for hospitalized children. Thus, each year, Premiers de Cordée introduces nearly 8000 sick or disabled children to sports with the help of 150 volunteers and sports educators. Premiers de Cordée is more than just an association. It is a genuine family that works alongside great champions who have become its ambassadors, such as soccer player Kylian Mbappé, skater Nathalie Péchalat, rugby player Maxime Médard, handball player Thierry Omeyer, cyclist Marion Rousse, coach Arsène Wenger and wheelchair tennis champion Stéphane Houdet, the flag bearer for the French team at the Tokyo Paralympic Games.