Help Others and Save Money at Brighton Resort
By Snow Travelista \ December 4 2014 \ 2 Comments
Helping others feels good. So does skiing and riding on weekday. C'mon, you know you’ve caught the powder flu at least once. Or maybe you’re self-employed like me and work the weekend so you can get the good stuff during the week.
So how about if you could combine cheap lift tickets with helping others and a weekday pow session? Now you’re talking! And…Quad Wednesdays are back at Brighton Resort.
What’s Quad Wednesday? Simple, bring a donation for charity and ski ALL DAY for $20. Bam!
Here are the charities you’ll support:
Wednesday, December 3rd – Toys for Tots, bring a new unwrapped toy for kiddos whose families can’t afford gifts.
Wednesday, December 10th – The Road Home, these folks need warm clothes like coats, gloves, hats, etc.
Wednesday, December 17th – Utah Food Bank, fill their pantry with non-perishable food.
A huge thank to the folks at Brighton for putting profits aside to help others during the holiday. If you’d like to contribute, visit their (newly redesigned) website for details: BrightonResort.com.
Happy Giving!
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1 Comment
Ray Geary posted 2.8 years ago
Erika, I love what you are doing!! I am looking to leave the east behind and forge my way back out west.
Other than "just do it" what tips can you provide for me?
All the Best,
Ray Geary
Erika posted 2.8 years ago
Hi Geary,
Thank you for the complement:) I really studied the area before moving by visiting several times and looking at the "hard economic facts" provided by the chamber of commerce. That let me know I could make a living and afford to live here. Luckily I'm self employed, so that helped ease the transition.
I hope you make the leap!
Cheers,
Erika