How can you get involved with BSF? Join a BSF committee. BSF runs off community input from volunteers. Each discipline has an independent committee that oversees the community needs and impacts of its programs. These committees also give feedback and support to the four BSF programs: Nordic, Alpine, Freestyle, and Community Nordic Trails. Committee members include parents, alumni, and community members. You can engage across the spectrum of BSF programs, from learning the ropes to helping run events.
BSF is a Gold Certified Club by the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. This independent assessment is a holistic look at an organization, and addresses an extensive set of standards within the following eight domains:
Leadership and Governance
Finance and Funding
Fostering Club Culture
PR, Communications and Marketing
Human Resources
Child/Athlete Protection
Club Programming
Club Logistics.
About 5% of clubs across the country have reached this designation. BSF has proudly reached this goal twice. Our community is what makes the difference. Join us to learn more and to be part of the rich history and future of BSF.
To get involved, contact the BSF office (admin@bridgerskifoundation.org) or one of the committee leads:
Board of Directors: Caroline Price or Rebekah Bunting
Nordic Committee: Douglas Fisher or Jeff Wyatt
Alpine Committee: Evan Weiss
Freestyle Committee: Hunter Lacey
Community Nordic Trails: Rebekah Bunting
Have a business that wants to support our cause? We have a menu of options to get involved including program sponsorship, community events, or as a supporter of Community Nordic Trails. For more information, contact BSF Development Director Lisa Diekmann (lisa.diekmann.bsf@gmail.com).
