VTDigger, an independent news organization, is partnering with Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports for their Spring Member Drive. The goal is to expand access to outdoor recreation for individuals with disabilities while supporting local journalism. Every donation VTDigger receives during the last two weeks of the drive will also contribute $5 to Vermont Adaptive’s scholarship fund, ensuring more people can enjoy life-changing outdoor activities.
Vermont Adaptive has been providing specialized equipment, instruction, and support for over 37 years, helping thousands of participants explore the outdoors. One such beneficiary is Van Wart, who regained his passion for snowboarding with the help of Vermont Adaptive after losing his vision. The organization’s dedicated volunteers and resources made it possible for Van to ride independently again.
By supporting VTDigger and Vermont Adaptive, donors are helping to break down barriers and provide opportunities for individuals of all abilities. The partnership aligns with the mission of both organizations to promote independence, access to the outdoors, and community support.
Donations not only contribute to local journalism but also help in providing outdoor access for everyone. Stories like Van’s exemplify the impact of these organizations on individuals’ lives. Through reader support and community engagement, VTDigger and Vermont Adaptive can continue to make a difference in Vermont.
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