This year’s Ride-In fundraiser, organized by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association, raised more than $105,000 for Camp Sno-Mo, Easterseals NH’s overnight camping and recreational program for youth and adults with disabilities. The event took place from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 at the Town & Country Inn and Resort in Shelburne. Lucas, a 2024 camper, helped present the check at the conclusion of the event. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This year’s Ride-In fundraiser, organized by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association, raised more than $105,000 for Camp Sno-Mo, Easterseals NH’s overnight camping and recreational program for youth and adults with disabilities. The event took place from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 at the Town & Country Inn and Resort in Shelburne. Lucas, a 2024 camper, helped present the check at the conclusion of the event. (COURTESY PHOTO)
SHELBURNE — Hundreds of Granite State snowmobilers gathered with community leaders and officials at the Town & Country Inn and Resort in Shelburne last weekend for the 53rd annual Ride-In fundraiser for Camp Sno-Mo, Easterseals New Hampshire’s nationally recognized overnight camping and recreation program located in Gilmanton Ironworks for youth and adults with disabilities.
The event raised more than $105,000, which will help create life-changing experiences for Camp Sno-Mo campers. Club members, program supporters and snowmobiling enthusiasts came together for a lively weekend that included a costume parade, a comedy show, scavenger hunts, a silent auction, a fireworks display and other family-friendly activities. Also among those present were officials from the New Hampshire Fish & Game Department and the New Hampshire Bureau of Trails, Executive Councilor Joseph Kenney and a representative from the office of U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan.
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