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1. ADVENTURE MAKES ME FEEL limitless.
“by being a member of the board of directors i
can positively impact volunteers, athletes and
the community outlook on adaptive sports. ”
– Emily Cioffi, athlete, instructor, board member

2. BEING ON MY BIKE MAKES ME FEEL happy.
– Jack Rasmussen, athlete
“he loved being able to be part of our family
bike bum team this summer at killington’s
weekly mountain bike races. he met so many
people from town who all encouraged him
each week and made him feel like a true part
of our community. age doesn’t matter when
you are on a bike - you are all just sharing
what you love. ”
– Sarah Rasmussen, Jack’s mom and fellow mountain biker

3. WORKING AT VERMONT ADAPTIVE GIVES
ME THE BEST family I COULD ASK FOR.
“a family with the hardest working staff,
selfless volunteers, passionate interns, and
athletes who refuse to give up. ”
– Kelly Walsh, program coordinator

4. “vermont adaptive for me
is about hanging out and
having fun while learning. ”
– Samir Kadric, athlete
VERMONT ADAPTIVE IS THE equalizer.

5. HEADLINE GOES here.
“Te autatusdae volest volor adis volestem essedic totaquibus, offic tem
aped elendi sus mossus eum re solorpo rereceribus, corempo rempera di tem
aliandam niam. ”
– Tony Blake, donor, volunteer
TOTALLY EXHILARATING experiences WITH SOME
OF THE BEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER COME ACROSS.
“when people ask me about what it’s like teaching at
vermont adaptive, i tell them that no matter what
type of disability my ski buddy may have, that
disability seems to magically disappear when we
are on the mountain together. i donate to vermont
adaptive so that the programs i participate in can
continue and grow. and that is exactly why i keep
coming back for more! ”
– Tony Blake, volunteer, instructor, donor

6. “volunteering at vermont adaptive allows
me to help kids discover new strengths,
on land or water! ”
– Matt Dier, volunteer and former intern
VERMONT ADAPTIVE IS discovery.

7. VERMONT ADAPTIVE IS ABOUT trying new things
AND PUSHING MY EVER CHANGING LIMITS.
“what i love about vermont adaptive is that they
allow me to do activities in a safe fun environment
that i thought were no longer possible. ”
– Jason Jones, veteran

8. $35: A half day of kayaking on Lake Champlain.
$120: One full day of alpine skiing, lift ticket,
instruction and adaptive equipment.
$250: CORE Connections Retreat Scholarship
(1 person for 5-day wellness group).
$500: One week of skiing for a disabled Veteran.
$1,000: A summer’s worth of EcoAble Adventure
environmental programming.
YOUR gift COULD PROVIDE:
$2,500: A new bi-ski for alpine adaptive skiing
$5,000: A new multi-purpose trailer for hauling
equipment statewide.
$25,000: An endowed scholarship in your or a
loved one’s name.
$25,000 and Up: Legacy Gift