Thanks to your incredible generosity, we raised more than $138,000, with matching gifts and donations still coming in. Despite an unpredictable winter season, our community came together to support adaptive outdoor recreation in the most meaningful way.
Events like this don’t happen without amazing partners. A huge thank you to Red Robin Gourmet Burgers for fueling the day with a gourmet burger lunch, Sturtevant’s for hosting demos, and Starbucks for keeping our early morning crew energized. We’re especially grateful for our longtime partners at The Summit at Snoqualmie; we truly couldn’t do this without you and your incredible team.
While low snow levels meant we had to cancel the racecourse this year, we’re so appreciative of City League for their flexibility and support; we’re already looking forward to having you back next year.
The celebration didn’t miss a beat. We loved welcoming The Suds back to kick things off in the beer garden, and a special shoutout to Music Masters-especially John, a Summit participant parent, for bringing the energy as our after-party DJ. And of course, we wrapped up the day the best way we know how: dancing in the snow (with a little help from our snow machine).
To everyone who attended, donated, sponsored, and volunteered, thank you. You are what makes Spree so special. And a special shoutout to our longtime supporter and photographer, Chris Tack, for capturing the magic. Your support helps open the outdoors to thousands of people with disabilities each year, creating access, opportunity, and joy. We can’t wait to celebrate Spree’s 30th anniversary together next year.