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One amazing aspect of the Chill program is that Chill staff and volunteers rarely, if ever, know the exact challenges our participants are facing. Chill’s positive youth development approach focuses

My name is Mark Sollors and I am a professional snowboarder on Burton Snowboards’ Global Team. I am also a passionate supporter of The Chill Foundation and their mission to

As I was reading through Chill’s history, it struck me how far the organization has come since our first unofficial snowboarding season in 1994. The Burlington program came first, followed

We are proud to present Chill’s first Program Report; a reflection on the 2017 snow program. In addition to our Annual Report, Chill will now produce a Program Report three

The Chill Foundation was fortunate to take part in the Burton U.S. Open earlier this month and we couldn’t be more excited by all of the support we received while

Hey, everyone! Michael here, the Chill Portland Manager. I believe what we do is important not only to the youth we work with, but the community at large as well,

This winter, each of our sites is running an online fundraising campaign to support our programs in each local community. These peer-to-peer campaigns will allow us to raise funds to

The events of the last month have provided many concerned individuals with an opportunity to discover how they can support non-profit organizations that provide social services to immigrant and resettled

My name is Corey Rondeau and I am a Production Designer at Burton Snowboards. I am also an alumnus of the Chill Foundation. As a former participant, I understand the

When I talk about Chill in front of an older group of snowboarders, skateboarders, or surfers, I ask them to reflect on where they’d be today if they hadn’t discovered