Remy Zerber 's Fundraiser
Achieve Tahoe provides year-round outdoor recreation activities for people with disabilities
Join me and help create more opportunities for people with disabilities
Dana Corbo
I donated in support of this campaign.
$500
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Jim and toni Wilson
I donated in support of this campaign.
$50
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Delaine Little
"Wonderful organization!"
$500
Tracey Brophy Warson
"Remy, I am so glad that you have enjoyed Achieve! What a terrific organization!! I am very happy to support it!"
$1,000
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Christine Skreden
"You go girl!"
$100
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Ted Schuman
"Such a great organization. "
$250
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Bryan Barrios
I donated in support of this campaign.
$250
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Jeffrey Juanita Epps
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Jennifer Bulotti
"Great work! Keep it up! "
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Barbara Smilie
"Remy, We’re so happy that you’re enjoying your time on the mountain with your dad. What an exhilarating experience! We can’t wait to meet you!"
$1,000
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Peter Chiu
"You are a rockstar Remy!"
$50
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Jake Luce
"👍 "
$25
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Rick and Sarah Bertasi
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Sarah & Brian Cason
"Vesper and Langdons fundraiser lemonade stands for achieve Tahoe! "
$300
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Katherine Cason
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Connor Engel
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Meredith Bertasi
"Amazing program! Always love to see you out on the slopes Remy!"
$100
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Sarah & Brian Cason
"What an incredible program :) we see achieve Tahoe in action every weekend during ski season "
$100
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Laurie Carrade
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Cathy and Ron Bertasi
"Grateful for programs that create opportunities for people with disabilities."
$100
I started adaptive skiing at Achieve Tahoe when I was five years old.
Like… tiny helmet, tiny skis, big attitude.
And now it’s been twenty years.
Achieve Tahoe isn’t just somewhere I ski. It helped shape who I am. Growing up on that mountain gave me confidence, independence, and a space where I felt strong and capable — not limited. Just capable.
One of the most special parts? They let my dad volunteer so he could help me on the mountain. That meant everything. It wasn’t just a program — it became something we did together. Some of my favorite memories with him are because Achieve Tahoe made space for both of us.
The instructors and volunteers always believed in me, even on days when I didn’t fully believe in myself. They saw potential. They saw possibility.
Programs like this only exist because people choose to support them.
If you believe disabled kids deserve adventure, freedom, and community, please consider donating to Achieve Tahoe. You’re not just funding adaptive skiing. You’re helping create confidence and memories that last a lifetime.
Twenty years later, I’m still so grateful for this experience.