 SEWASP (pronounced "see-wasp") provides adaptive alpine skiing and snowboard lessons for people with disabilities in southeastern Wisconsin and surrounding areas. "Adaptive" refers to the modified equipment and teaching techniques used to enable skiers and snowboarders to participate safely and as independently as possible. Instruction is generally provided at Alpine Valley Ski Resort near East Troy, Wisconsin (southwest of Milwaukee on I-43), on Thursday evenings from January through mid-March. |
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Donate through Workplace Giving and Community Health Charities of Wisconsin |
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SEWASP is a member of Community Health Charities of Wisconsin (CHCWI). Watch for SEWASP in your Wisconsin workplace giving campaign (usually the fall of each year). Help us get the word out to family, friends, and coworkers working in Wisconsin that they too can likely donate through their workplace (a.k.a "combined compaign"). These campaigns make giving easy with the option of payroll deduction. Please take a moment to think about who you could call or email to let them know that SEWASP is a great organization to support. |
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SEWASP is recruiting instructors and other volunteers for this year's 2015-2016 ski and snow-board season. Dry-land clinics will be held Thursdays in October/November. On-snow clinics will be held in December. Lessons begin the first or second Thursday after New Years (January 7, 2016). Please contact us if you are interested.
For application & training dates, please click the "read more" link below. |
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SEWASP on Milwaukee TV News |
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SEWASP, its participants, and its volunteers were featured February 26, 2014 in a five minute video segment on Fox 6 News Milwaukee.
Fox 6 News page with video and story |
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