“We break down the walls of isolation which is a curse on our wounded warriors.”
There are amazing things happening in Telluride and its all thanks to the Wounded Warrior Project and Telluride Adaptive Sports. These powerful testimonials just go to show how skiing can help heal the body and the soul.
To contribute to The Wounded Warriors Program go HERE.
To contribute to Telluride Adaptive Sports go HERE.
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