Donate & Support

close-up of student in bi-ski smiling while wearing goggles

SEWASP does a great deal with a relatively modest budget. Donations to SEWASP make this program possible, are a great investment, and are used responsibly.  We do not have any highly paid executives.  We are a community non-profit organization staffed by volunteers.  Therefore, with the exception of a small fundraising/marketing budget, all donations go towards the costs related to getting participants out on the hill for adaptive ski and snowboard lessons. Additionally, the more generous you are with your donations, the more lessons we can fund, volunteers we can train, and time our volunteers have to be out teaching lessons. 

You can help share the thrill of alpine skiing and snowboarding with people with disabilities through your tax-deductible donations and volunteering.

Donate to the Purchase of a New Trailer

On June 27, 2025, SEWASP started a fundraising campaign for the purchase of a new trailer to store and transport all of our equipment. Our existing trailer is worn out and does not have sufficient room.

At the SouthEastern Wisconsin Adaptive Ski Program (SEWASP), we believe everybody deserves the opportunity to ski and/or snowboard – it’s about freedom, opportunity, and inclusion! For years, our adaptive snow sports program has empowered individuals with disabilities to experience the exhilaration and pure joy that skiing and snowboarding can bring. With every turn down the slope, our athletes redefine what’s possible

But now, we face a challenge off the slopes: Our trailer, which functions as our equipment room and repair shop, is at the end of its run. It has stored sit-down skis, outriggers, and essential adaptive gear for many seasons and is no longer reliable or functional.

That’s why we’re launching an urgent campaign to fund a new trailer that can keep pace with our expanding program needs and the incredible individuals we serve.

Here’s what your support can help make possible:

  • Purchase a new trailer to store and transport adaptive snow sport equipment.
  • Install a racking system to keep equipment organized and accessible.
  • Allow our program to grow.

Your donation today will help us purchase the trailer and ensure an incredible ski season for our athletes. Will you please help us make this vital investment by August 31, 2025 so that the trailer can be ready for the upcoming season? You can donate online via credit/debit/checking, by mail with a check, or via a donor advised fund. Also, remember to check with your employer for matching gifts. Every donation makes a difference. (Please indicate “trailer” in the memo field when donating)

Donating Online

(Donations processed through PayPal.com  – Note that a PayPal account is NOT required to donate by credit or debit card)

Program Sponsorship Opportunities

Any Amount – General program costs
$50 – Tools for ski and snowboard equipment maintenance
$100 – Hardware for ski/trailer maintenance
$200 – PSIA Adaptive Technical Manuals for 5 volunteers
$300 – Pre-season volunteer training costs
$400 – Headsets for guiding blind/low vision skiers
$1000 – End of season appreciation banquet for participants, families, and volunteers
$1000 – Additional bi-ski seat sizes
$1200 – Sensory friendly video to orient participants to the typical ski/snowboard lesson (including captioning and audio description)
$3000 – Volunteer training (national trainer for 2 days)
$8000 – New adult or child’s bi-ski
Any amount – New equipment trailer

Donating by Mail

Please make checks payable to “SEWASP” or “SouthEastern Wisconsin Adaptive Ski Program”

SEWASP
PO Box 452
Germantown, WI 53022-0452

Volunteering 

Donating time through volunteering is another great way to contribute to and support SEWASP.

Not-for-Profit Status

SEWASP is a not-for-profit 501c(3) non-stock corporation licensed in Wisconsin as a charitable organization.  Donations are tax deductible as allowed by law. We rely on contributions to support all functions of our adaptive ski and snowboard school. Our mission is carried out with an all-volunteer board of directors and volunteer ski/snowboard instructors.