<div>The United States Olympic Team does not receive government funding. Athletes rely heavily on sponsorships, federations, and secondhand jobs to fund their Olympic journey. <strong>The US Men's Bobsled team is currently lacking funding to send the full World Cup team on tour this season.</strong> This lack of funding severely jeopardizes our ability to qualify a full Men's Team at the Milan/Cortina Olympics. The Men's Team now has to self-fund $120k in order to bring their 3rd men's team and compete on the World Cup. Our team is more than capable of qualifying a 3 mens sleds and medaling at the Olympics this winter. <strong>We need your financial support to achieve our goals for USA.</strong>
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<div>Bobsled expenses accumulate quickly. Shipping sleds to Europe for the season and the Olympics. Runners can cost up to $15k a set; drivers procure these with their own funds and require multiple sets based on ice conditions. Then there's housing, transportation, and nutrition costs that quickly add up.
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<div>The estimated total cost for a men's bobsled team to compete on the World Cup is $120k (1 driver and 4 push athletes). This includes shipping our sleds to Europe where the entire Olympic season will be taking place.
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<div>Any and all donations will go towards hotels, Airbnbs, sled shipping and transportation, food, race entry fees, and training costs while we try and qualify for the Olympics.
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