Your race host, Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, is a non-profit organization which provides sports and recreational opportunities to individuals with disabilities. Your entry fee for the Vermont 50 provides a major portion of our annual operating budget, and is greatly appreciated.
Any additional donations you wish to make to VASS would be greatly appreciated and are fully-tax-deductible.
Donate Now
Visit the donors page of our website at vermontadaptive.org for more information on donating, or donate now.
VASS is primarily made up of volunteers
- All the aid station and other volunteers of the Vermont 50 have donated their time to this race because they believe in VASS' mission.
- VASS' adaptive sports programs are provided primarily by volunteers; over 200 volunteers throughout the year.
Expenses for programs, not overhead
- As much as possible, the vast majority of our budget goes directly to providing our services, to meet expenses for adaptive sports equipment and salaries for our four
paid program coordinators. Even our office spaces are donated by our generous host areas — Pico Mt at Killington, and Sugarbush Resort)!
- With only two administrative staff members, you can be sure that the vast majority of your donations go directly to providing our sports and recreation programs.
- Credit card donations through our website (vermontadaptive.org) go completely to VASS, with no merchant credit card
fee, though the kind support of GuideStar.org.
Copyright © 1996-2007 Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports. All rights reserved.
Race Sponsors
Ascutney Mt. Resort
Bell
Ben and Jerry's of Hanover, NH
Bike Vermont
Cannondale
Hammer Gel
Harpoon Brewery
Ibex
La Sportiva
Men's Journal
Muzino/USA
Omer and Bob's Sport Shop
Sector Watches
Skunk Hollow Tavern
The Stronghouse Spa