Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports will host the 13th Annual Vermont Adaptive Charity Challenge presented by Killington Resort on Saturday, June 17. The event includes
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, a nationally recognized non profit organization that provides recreational sports to people with disabilities, selected Kaitlyn Fowle to receive the
To be a volunteer at Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports is to embody tireless dedication, strong leadership and a big heart. To strive to empower
Vermont Adaptive is committed to Volunteer and Staff development, technical excellence, providing as many volunteer benefits as possible, and continuing to expand its reputation as a
More than 400 highly-trained volunteer instructors make Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports’ mission of empowering individuals with disabilities possible. Out of a dedicated pool of
More than 400 highly-trained volunteer instructors make Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports’ mission of empowering individuals with disabilities possible. Out of a dedicated pool of
By Iain Kimpton, high school student and Vermont Adaptive volunteer Service, one of the greatest things a person can do in their life to give
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports Honors Liz Mead, Andrew Kimpton, and Greg & Carole Lothrop as 2019 Volunteers of the Year More than 400 highly-trained
Peter Apgar lost his vision when he was 21. Shortly afterwards, this lifelong skier started skiing with Vermont Adaptive. His first time out on the
By Hunter Hedenberg When Kyle Easton first started skiing, he absolutely refused to take a black diamond trail. He insisted that they were too dangerous
