One amazing aspect of the Chill program is that Chill staff and volunteers rarely, if ever, know the exact challenges our participants are facing.
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My time on my snowboard taught me independence, focus, and to reach for my
goals one step at a time...
As I was reading through Chill’s history, it struck me how far the organization has come since our first unofficial snowboarding season in 1994. The Burlington program came first, followed by Seattle in 1996, Boston in 1997...
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We are proud to present Chill's first Program Report; a reflection on the 2017 snow program. In this report you'll find highlights of program successes...
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The Chill Foundation was fortunate to part in the Burton U.S. Open earlier this month and we couldn’t be more excited by all of the support we received while we were there. Throughout the week-long event in Vail, Colorado, many of our national and local staff members were there to welcome spectators and share stories of our success in the Sponsor Village.
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I believe this is where the Chill Foundation makes the biggest impact; it’s not the boarding or the activity on the bus, but the positive...
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This winter, each of our sites is running an online fundraising campaign to support our programs in each local community.
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Because of my background in humanitarian aid, including ten years in support of refugee resettlement programs, I’ve been approached by friends, family, and colleagues asking about ways they can support organizations that work with those vulnerable populations. My answer surprises them...
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In 1996 and 1997, I was fortunate to be among the first group of participants that benefited from the generosity of Chill’s youth-development program...
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It was an incredibly hot day on the lake, one of the hottest days of the summer. The Chill staff member pulled all of the youth into the shade of a large tree on the shore to run through several interactive activities related to that session’s theme: courage.
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