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2008 Spring and Summer Program Schedule!
We are very excited to offer a range of outdoor adaptive recreation programs for the Summer and Spring of 2008. Check out our program descriptions and schedule to see what we have going on this summer.
Learn to kayak with All Out Adventures
Whether your paddling goal is to get comfortable in your boat, get
comfortable falling out and getting back in your boat, or refining your
strokes, All Out Adventures' ACA certified instructors will be there to
guide you on your way. These are for fee programs and the proceeds go
directly to support our mission of providing top-notch,
affordable, outdoor recreation programs for people with disabilities. Check out our schedule. of group and private instruction.
Moonlight Kayak Trips
Enjoy the magic of an evening paddle on the Connecticut River. Meet
new friends and bring your old friends. Not only is this a fun way to
spend a summer evening, it's a great way to support All Out Adventures
so that we can keep our calendar full of fun and exciting programs that
promote health, community, and independence through outdoor recreation
for people with disabilities and their family and friends. Click here for schedule.
Join our E-mail list!
Register here to receive program updates and information by e-mail!
Join us on Facebook!
Facebook is a free social networking site. Join our page to connect
with other participants, view more photos and videos, and keep up to
date on events. Go to Our Facebook Page
Kayak-a-thon Fundraiser:
Plan to join us on Saturday, September 6 for
our 2nd Annual Kayak-a-thon Fundraiser. Help us reach our goal of
raising $50,000 in support of inclusive recreation programs throughout
Massachusetts!
Register early! Kayaks will be reserved on a first-come, first-served
basis. Click on the link above to download your registration form and pledge sheet.
Photo: Cynthia Yackenchick
2007 Kayak-a-thon
On a misty Sunday morning - September 10, 2007 - nearly 40 people
kayaked down the Connecticut River. 20 people, including All Out
Adventures participants, staff, volunteers, and a board member launched
kayaks in Sunderland for the 11 mile journey to Northampton. Rounding
the bend in Hatfield, we were greeted by cheers and another 20 people
eagerly waiting to join us for the second half of the trip. When we
launched in Hatfield, a flotilla of nearly 40 people paddled their way
to Northampton.
It was a special day that brought together people from across the state
- from the Boston area to the Berkshires - for the cause of increasing
awareness and access to outdoor recreation for people with
disabilities. Some of our paddlers used wheelchairs to get to the boat
ramp. Others, with cognitive disabilities, were supported in their
paddling by their families and by AOA staff and volunteers.
The day was extremely successful, and we are looking to this year's event!
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