American Cancer Society Announces Hope on the Slopes at Stevens Pass, WA March 6-7th, 2010 http://www.stevenspasshots.org
Stevens Pass, WA - Hope on the Slopes provides skiers and snowboarders an opportunity to make 24hrs of skiing or riding more meaningful by raising money and awareness for the American Cancer Society while competing for vertical feet and celebrating their fundraising efforts in a family friendly atmosphere.
Hope on the Slopes allows skiers and boarders to compete as individuals or on a team formed from friends, family, co-workers, etc. There are no age restrictions on event participants.
Prior to the event individual and team participants register online and fundraise for the American Cancer Society. Each participant and team will receive a personal web page that they can customize with their own messages and photos. Features of the site include the ability to easily fundraise online via email, track fundraising progress, and honor loved ones touched by cancer.
While at the Hope on the Slopes event, vertical feet are tracked through Stevens Pass RF system and are based on the distance from the top to the bottom of each marked run on the mountain. Both teams and individuals will compete for fantastic prizes on two levels: Dollars Raised and Total Vertical Feet. Past prizes have included lift tickets, skis or snowboard, and much more!
Information about how to form a team, sponsor the event, or become involved in Hope on the Slopes is available online at www.stevenspasshots.org.
The event was a blast last year. Getting the chance to rip down the mountain in the middle of the night without the crowds was unreal. http://www.stevenspasshots.org
Thanks for the post blackbrn, I have a friend having a tough battle with colon cancer spreading all over the rest of him. I'm getting a team together in his honor. PM sent.
I'd recommend someone starting a TGR team and trying to fill that. If it looks like there is to many or to few for a team of 5-15, we came move folks around and make it work. I'd start the team, but I've filled one up already. I can refer people to a TGR team if the numbers end up being low closer to the event.
site for registration is www.stevenspasshots.org
I hope there's a TGR team but if there isn't, I've already ponied up the entry fee for a team for my company. We have plenty of spots left (well, at least 7 or 8) as most of my friends are whimps and non-committal.
If you want to join and think you can raise at least a few donations (which would of course be nice), feel free to PM me. I'll add you.
Anybody else feel like learning to snowboard? Last year, all the lifts but hogsback closed at about 10:30, so it was just lapping hogsback(hog heaven run) after that if I remeber right. I thought it would be fun spending the 24 hours learning to board, instead of skiing groomers.
Simply amazing. Bill, again thanks for posting this event here. I never would have known about it if I didn't stumble upon it here. The bonds that my teammates, best friends that we are, are stronger than ever.
$170,000.00 for our efforts. Not too shabby. See ya next year.
Save the Date for 2011 Hope on the Slopes at Stevens Pass.
March 5-6th, 2011
Benefits The American Cancer Society! For those of you that do not know about the event please see the link below. To date Hope on the Slopes has raised over a million dollars for the American Cancer Society. The event is 24 hours of doing what we all love, skiing......and its all for a GREAT cause. Imagine a world without cancer and come join the fight. For more information and to get signed up please see the link below. Thanks! www.stevenspasshots.org
Sick event but too bad it's for the cancer society. You guys know cancer research is a total scam right?? The cure for cancer is prevention all this does is make a bunch of people incredibly rich while dishing out mammograms, chemo, and prescription drugs.
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