July 2022

​​​Summer programs are underway, we have had a great time playing golf and cycling in June with all our participants. July is beginning to shape up the same way. Lots of smiles each week at programming from both our volunteers and our students.
Please click the adventure button to see all the photos so far this summer.
We would like to thank the following businesses for their continued support in allowing us to host our program there.
Dana Thompson Memorial Park
Manchester Country Club
The Practice Tee Home of 802 Golf Academy
Walmart in Bennington
We hope that you stop by to say hello before the end of the summer.
​Email us at programs@bartadaptive.org for more information. 

Adventure

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Exciting News Coming Your Way 

That's Right! Bart Adaptive Sports Center has added to our staff and would like to welcome our new Operational & Development Manger, Rachel Bender. She will help both Joe and Betsy during the summer with programming, outreach, volunteer recruitment and be the contact person for the Stratton winter program. Rachel will begin in July, and look for more information in our next newsletter. Not only have we hired someone new to help out, but we have also added new cell phones for each of the staff members. Below you will find their numbers and how to contact them.
Executive Director Joe Hurley (802) 282-1939, director@bartadaptive.org
Administrative Assistant Betsy Hurley (802) 345-0838, programs@bartadaptive.org
​Operational & Development Manager Rachel Bender, (802) 345-1221, ​strattonprograms@bartadaptive.org

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​13th Annual No Limits Golf Tournament September 19, 2022
Stratton Mountain Golf Course
​1:00 Tee Time

Golf Tournament Information

Become a Volunteer

​Get involved as volunteer. Bart Adaptive Sports Center is always looking for volunteers in both summer and winter. To become a volunteer, please follow the link above or email us at programs@bartadaptive.org and we will get you the information.

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Student Spotlight

​Elliott is 9 years old. He loves skiing, trains, trucks and building. Elliott has epilepsy, ataxia and visual impairment. He loves skiing with all of his buddies from the Bart Center. He looks forward to his lessons and has been getting stronger and more independent each season.

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