Now that we have you thinking about skiing at Saddleback, we wanted to take a moment this spring to thank all of you individuals and businesses who donated to the Rangeley Ski Scholarship Fund this season. What a difference your donations made! We were able to help provide season passes, rentals, ski lessons and weekend programs for 60 Rangeley region kids. We also made XC skiing and snowshoeing at the RLTC available for free for our young people. Again, without your generosity, and that of the benefactor who provided $50 season passes for our youth, we would not have been able to do this.
At this time we also want to bring your attention to a change in the RSSF. We thank Rangeley Health and Wellness for including us under their 501c3 for the last couple of years. As of this month, we will now be under the 501c3 umbrella of the Rangeley Alpine Ski Club (RASC). This will simplify your donations since you will make out your check directly to RSSF or Rangeley Ski Scholarship Fund.
Thank you for all your support in the past and we look forward, with your help, to a great 23-24 ski season for our Rangeley area young people.
Don and Claire Chase
Rangeley Ski Scholarship Fund
PO Box 581
Rangeley, ME 04970
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