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Red, White, & Snow Vintner Dinners

21+

Posted December 27, 2019

Premier chefs and vintners craft exquisite meals with artful wine pairings in luxurious, private homes and restaurants. During the evening, a National Ability Center participant will visit each dinner and share their personal experience of discovering the possibilities through our unique programs. Volunteers can serve in the following ways: Captain: Help coordinate the entire dinner team and finalize details with host. *Previous vintner dinner experience required. General Support: Serve dinner, be a host for restaurants, and welcome our guests. Kitchen: Help our chefs prepare meals in the kitchen. *Culinary experience required. For more information about Red, White, &Snow, please visit: https://redwhiteandsnow.org/

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National Ability Center
1000 Ability Way Park City, Utah 84060
435-649-3991

volunteer@discovernac.org
www.discovernac.org

Category: Disability
County: Wasatch/Summit Counties

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NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING VOLUNTEERS BUT HOPE TO LATER THIS FALL AND WINTER. For updates, please visit our website: https://discovernac.org/ways-to-give/volunteer/
The National Ability Center is always seeking qualified volunteers to help with its program and administrative needs. The center holds volunteer trainings on a regular basis as well. To protect the safety of participants, background checks are required for all volunteers ages 18+. Volunteers may assist participants in doing recreational activities. Some of the programs offered are skiing and snowboarding, aquatics, horseback riding, archery, cycling, and paddle sports.
At the National Ability Center I taught swim and ski lessons to children and people with cognitive disabilities. Most of the volunteer work I did was very hands on. I would have to hold some of the children in the water to support them while swimming and I would also help them perform certain strokes. I value the relationships I formed with the students I taught. The students taught me a lot about certain disabilities and how easy it is to make friends and be nice to others. - Tess Holbrook, Park City, Utah