Pav Pavlovsky
"Once again, we ride/ski/glide honoring Brother Bruce and all who have been affected by the wrath of cancer, either directly or indirectly."
We’re addressing an important issue that affects many people, the impact Cancer has on our friends, families and communities. Our mission is to spread awareness and raise money for non-profits we have identified and partnered with who support patients and families battling cancer. These organizations are the Willamette Valley Cancer Foundation & the “See Ya Later” Foundation – Seeds of Hope program.
Our Beneficiaries
Seeds of Hope – “See Ya Later” Foundation
The “See Ya Later” Foundation’s Seeds of Hope program supports families facing life-threatening medical crises, providing compassionate assistance and creating meaningful memories for children and parents in Oregon and Washington counties
Willamette Valley Cancer Foundation
The community-based Willamette Valley Cancer Foundation helps cancer patients and their families shoulder the burden created by cancer through an individualized Patient Financial Assistance Program that provides support for their unique situations.
About Ski & Ride
This is the premiere ski and snowboard event in the Pacific Northwest. One associated with Hope on the Slope, Ski & Ride for a Cure was formed to benefit local non-profits serving local communities.
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Notes from Participants
Check out what some of our previous participants have shared about being part of Ski & Ride
Kevin Levredge
"This year I am fundraising in honor of Jake Stomsborg who recently lost his battle with cancer. The proceeds will benefit a local non-profit dedicated to inspiring youth and supporting families battling cancer."
Team PCC
"The PCC Team has been fighting cancer in this great event for over a decade. Thank you to everyone that has participated, sponsored, and supported this journey over the years. We take great pride in being a part of such a unique experience to support patients and families in need."