ED Updates

Growth is important to any business – and certainly to nonprofits. I’m pleased to note that Outdoors for All is growing. We’re offering more activities

As many will recall, the “winter” of 2015 weather-wise was a huge disappointment. A year ago we were struggling to deliver as many of our

We’re proud each year to send staff and volunteers to the Disabled Sports USA Ski Spectacular in Breckenridge, CO. This annual event could not be more aptly

The year 1995 was a year to remember for many reasons… Internationally, the war in Bosnia finally ended after three-and-a-half terrible years. In the Pacific

As I noted in a blog posting this spring, the Outdoors for All Board has been meeting to update our Strategic Plan. During these planning

Summer is a perfect time for kids to get out and enjoy the weather. As you can see on www.globosurfer.com/, there are loads of activities like

A promise was made back in 1979 to 35 individuals with disabilities that they could learn to ski. Thanks to the vision of Don Summers

Balance, and the ability to maintain it, is crucial to being successful while skiing, cycling, rock climbing or kayaking. It’s also a crucial skill when

What do we mean when we use the words adaptive recreation and why are these words especially applicable to this winter season of 2015? Well, let’s first