YORKTON - The 45th annual Easter Seals Snowarama takes place from Feb.11-19, across Saskatchewan.
The organization has set a goal to raise $140,000 this year.
“Snowarama registrants raise a minimum of $150 in pledges to participate and enjoy 100km of beautifully groomed and marked trails, complimentary meals, fuel, Snowarama swag, and a chance at some fantastic prizes,” according to the 2022 Easter Seals Snowarama website.
“This year’s snow and trail conditions are incredible, and we look forward to riders hitting the trails in support of Easter Seals,” said Deana Jesmer, Community Relations Coordinator with Saskatchewan Abilities, in an e-mail to Yorkton This Week. They went on to add, “For decades’ snowmobilers have rode and raised funds for an incredible cause. We cannot thank everyone enough and we hope to see you all at the 45th annual Snowarama!”
“Easter Seals™ works to enrich the lives of every individual experiencing disability in our province. Each year we provide services to children, youth, adults, and their families through programs and services offered by SaskAbilities, owner and operator of Easter Seals™ Saskatchewan. We are fully dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, self-esteem, and self-determination of individuals experiencing disability, through such programs as Camp Easter Seal, Summer Fun, and Adaptive Technology Service,” as per the organization’s Snowarama media release.
