Ski-A-Thon,

About the event

The hot FUNdraiser of the winter season is the Skiathon, enabling winter fanatics to have fun on the slopes while working toward the estimable end of supporting the USARC. The fundsraised in the annual Skiathon offset the expense of purchasing adaptive ski equipment, training 200 volunteers and professional staff members, and subsidizing the cost of every lesson!

Everybody wins! Participants receive a full-day ticket to Bear Mountain with lift-line cutting privileges, a Survival Kit, a 100% cotton Skiathon 2018 T-shirt, lunch, aprés-ski party with refreshments, hors-d'oeuvres, raffle ticket(s), auction and entertainment. 

Sponsors receive a tax deduction and the USARC can continue to provide opportunities for challenges and success. In addition, grand prizes and raffle prizes include lodging, lift tickets, gift cards, ski clothing, and more!

The real winners of the Skiathon are thousands of disabled children and adults who discover their potential through opportunities created by the generosity of each participant and sponsor.

Why should you sponsor?

Sponsor name and logo as a link until year end on the Ski-A-Thon page of the United States Adaptive Recreation Center website.

Sponsor name and logo on commemorative participation T-shirts, one of which will be sent to you as a souvenir of your support.

Sponsor name and logo on the Ski-A-thon page of The Spirit newsletter, the circulation of which includes dozens of major print and electronic media outlets.

^Sponsor  name and logo shared through repeated social media posts via FaceBook and Twitter.

Tax deductible receipt for the value of the donation.

Promotionally speaking, your support will make thousands of impressions of your commitment to this revolutionary program to our devoted client base, including an upscale demographic with substantial discretionary income.  Hundreds of affiliated volunteers, ski club members, and families continue to loyally recognize, with their patronage, those leaders who support the United States Adaptive Recreation Center.

Sara Rosell

I am a Recreational Therapist that is passion about outdoor recreation.  The USARC provides those opportunities to people with disabilities.  The Ski A Thon is one way to keep the USARC going.  All the money raised goes right back to the cause.  Training volunteers, the blood of our program, buying state of the art equipment, and keeping our prices low. 

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