Courage Kenny Ski and Snowboard Ski-A-Thon: Andrew Reinhart

Hey! You may know how much I love skiing; but did you know that I also get the privilege of volunteering with Courage Kenny Ski and Snowboard program?? Courage Kenny Ski & Snowboard does its best to provide opportunity and accessibility for all sorts of amazing snow activities. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the slopes.

Your donation will help cover the cost of specialized adaptive equipment, specialized training for volunteer instructors, scholarships for lessons, lift tickets and A LOT more.

This year, every dollar raised is matched up to $50,000!

Thank you for considering supporting Courage Kenny Ski and Snowboard and for being a part of our community!

Andrew R.

Personal Progress:

of Goal

$4,426 Raised

$5,000.00

Fundraising Honor Roll

Diane Reinhart

$1,000

Renee Hood

$500

John Reinhart

$500

Laura Halferty

$500

Andrew Dayton

$500

Patrick Hengel

$251

Austin Reinhart

$250

Krista and David Bruesehoff

$100

Lauren Reinhart

$100

Andrea Blanchette

$100

Gudrun Mueller

$100

Edward Gilbert

$50

Jeffrey Pederson

$50

Nathan Wong

$50

Evan Waldera

$50

Andrew Reinhart

$50

Christine Dahl

$50

Jay Adams

$50

Joe Schwartz

$50

Emma Pabarcus

$25

About Courage Kenny Ski and Snowboard

The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Ski and Snowboard program is an instruction-based program seeking to teach and improve skiing and snowboarding skills for people with disabilities. The program has provided one-on-one adaptive skiing instruction and winter recreation opportunities to people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds for more than 50 years.

One of the largest adaptive ski and snowboard programs in the country, Courage Kenny Ski and Snowboard program (CKSS) provides more than 1,000 lessons per year at four sites across Minnesota and Wisconsin and is supported by 300 volunteer instructors. Our lesson formats and teaching techniques are consistent with Professional Ski Instructors of America Adaptive standards.

Participants range from 6 to 60+ years of age with disabilities including: Cerebral Palsy, Traumatic Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury, Spina Bifida, Stroke, Autism, Visual Impairments, and many other disabilities.

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Happy SKI-A-THON 2025!