New Whaler motor for PCSA
Donation protected
Park City Sailing Association is an amazing non-profit organization that provides sailing in a very unlikely spot. At 7000' elevation at the Jordanelle Reservoir in Park City, Utah, PCSA provides membership, sailing lessons, sailing camp for kids ages 7-18, access to their fleet of sailboats, Tuesday and Thursday night racing, and much more!
As a non-profit, we make sure that the money we make goes back into our programs and our boats and often, big purchases are pushed aside. This year PC Sailing has worked to improve safety, environmental sustainability and everyone’s experience on the water. Everything has gone to our plan with the exception of the motor on our Boston Whaler Montauk 17. This boat is the work horse of our race program and it was scheduled to travel to Colorado with our junior race team in ten days.
We expected to get through the 2016 season with the current motor but it has passed the point where it makes any financial sense to pour funds into keeping it running. We are faced with an emergency situation as we simply don’t have the funds to re-power it. The cost is approximately $9000. Several Board members have made pledges already and we will shortly learn the trade in value of the current motor. Our programs will suffer if we cannot raise the funds to immediately re-power this boat. In addition to the junior team’s trip, we have several larger regattas scheduled for the later in the Summer. As many of you may know Park City Sailing requires between a quarter to a third of our working capital in grants or donations to continue to provide our services to the community and hold the line on our fees. We must count on our membership to help in many ways. Every donation helps; $10, $20 and $50 per family across our membership goes a long way to make this happen. Thank you!
As a non-profit, we make sure that the money we make goes back into our programs and our boats and often, big purchases are pushed aside. This year PC Sailing has worked to improve safety, environmental sustainability and everyone’s experience on the water. Everything has gone to our plan with the exception of the motor on our Boston Whaler Montauk 17. This boat is the work horse of our race program and it was scheduled to travel to Colorado with our junior race team in ten days.
We expected to get through the 2016 season with the current motor but it has passed the point where it makes any financial sense to pour funds into keeping it running. We are faced with an emergency situation as we simply don’t have the funds to re-power it. The cost is approximately $9000. Several Board members have made pledges already and we will shortly learn the trade in value of the current motor. Our programs will suffer if we cannot raise the funds to immediately re-power this boat. In addition to the junior team’s trip, we have several larger regattas scheduled for the later in the Summer. As many of you may know Park City Sailing requires between a quarter to a third of our working capital in grants or donations to continue to provide our services to the community and hold the line on our fees. We must count on our membership to help in many ways. Every donation helps; $10, $20 and $50 per family across our membership goes a long way to make this happen. Thank you!
Organizer and beneficiary
Jean Hatch Tierney
Organizer
Park City, UT
Park City Sailing Association
Beneficiary
