Its the end of our program, so its time to say thanks to everyone that made this possible.

Thanks Geneva! (my mother and a big congratulations goes out to her for skiing for the first time on 2/20.)
Its the end of our program, so its time to say thanks to everyone that made this possible.

Thanks Geneva! (my mother and a big congratulations goes out to her for skiing for the first time on 2/20.)
Sunday, 2/28/2010 was an epic day to say the least. Windham was covered in 5ft of fresh pow, our rider De’Karr turned 9, and our 09/10 program produced 30 (participants and volunteers) new shredders. It snowed the entire 3 hour ride there.
As usual Masai, Savion, and De’Karr sang Nick theme songs all the way there. Once we got there, it was business as usual.
After a day of shredding, it was time to dig into some pizza.
And finally some birthday cake.
And finally, our award ceremony!
Congratulations also goes out to Adam, Jamontay, Jacqueline, and Marcel (not pictured).
On Day 3, we focused on two core values: Integrity and Wisdom. On this day, more of our students and volunteers took their first ride on the chair lift.
While others ventured off to Whiteway Chairlift (length: 2,000’/vertical: 354′).
More photos from the day…
Sunday, 2/28 will be the last day of our program for the 2009-2010 season. Please check back on Monday, 3/1. In the meantime, please make a donation to help keep our program alive and free to our participants.
Shred Love!
Day 2 at Windham Mountain provided Shred Love with new challenges: Linking turns & Chairlifts. Our core value for the day was Discipline. Not to be confused with punishment, the discipline we are referring to is related to self discipline; finding the strength within to push on and achieve your goals. Usually people tend to quit when the roads gets rough, but not our group. As a group, everyone pushed on to perfect linking their turns and stopping.
Once it clicked, they were off. : )
Mel’s group took their first ride on the chair lift to conquer K Lift Triple (length: 400′ and vertical 50′) with the help of Windham’s snowboard instructor Mike Hecht.
As usual, the day ended with smiles.
To view more of our pictures, check us out on Facebook. Until next time.
11 volunteers, 24 students, 2 mini vans, 3 SUVs and 3 hours later, Shred Love attended its first learn to ride session at Windham Mountain.
Our core value for the day was Courage. It took a lot of courage for both the students and the volunteers, as many were first timers as well, to try snowboarding. Despite the long trip, everyone was all smiles and amped to get on their boards.
The instructors at Windham Mountain were very knowledgeable, understanding and patient, making the group’s first day on the slopes a success! Thanks Windham and SOS Outreach!