Joe Cunningham's Fundraiser
Please join me in providing life changing experiences for children and adults with disabilities!
Please help me reach my goal to support Achieve Tahoe programs.
We are no longer accepting donations on this campaign, but there are other ways for you to support us today!
Marc Sylvester
I donated in support of this campaign.
$50
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Sketchley Charity
I donated in support of this campaign.
$1,000
A supporter of Joe Cunningham
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Mr. Joseph Yu
I donated in support of this campaign.
$200
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Robert Rollins
"Joe and Pam give their heart and soul to this program. They believe totally in helping these kids."
$300
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Dan McGovern
"I so admire the fine work that my friend Joe Cunningham and the other volunteers are doing."
$100
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Michael Oliver
"Great work Joe!!"
$125
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Terry & Bill Krivan
"Thank you Joe and Pam, for the loving time you set aside to help people with special needs experience joy and accomplishment through Achieve!"
$100
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Randall Wong
"Always willing to help my Hiking buddy Joe Cunningham when I can. Randy and Lorna Wong"
$50
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Joe Cunningham
"I am very pleased to be involved with this great program."
$250
Join me in supporting real change. Let’s support good in the world and make a difference. Help us for Achieve Tahoe
Just a small donation will go a long way to helping me meet my goal for Achieve Tahoe.
Achieve Tahoe is a nonprofit that builds health, confidence and independence through recreational sports for children and adults with disabilities. The organization serves over 500 people a year through one-on-one snow sports lessons, waterskiing, paddle sports and more. Achieve Tahoe's highly trained instructors and specialized, adaptive equipment allow the organization to serve just about anyone with any disability. Achieve Tahoe participants and family members often say that their experience with Achieve Tahoe goes on to affect other areas of their life such as gaining confidence to try other sports, becoming more social, and breaking down perceived barriers showing them that they can do things they perhaps never thought they could before.
It is in the word "achieve" , the name of the 50 year old program, that the seeds of independence are planted and nurtured. The goal is to help build confidence by accomplishing a physical task and have fun at the same time.The motto posted for all to see is “if I can do this, I can do anything”.