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    Competition Center Athlete Support Fund

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    Competition Center Athlete Support Fund supports Winter Park Competition Center athletes with program assistance and elite competition funding to foster lifelong mountain sports enjoyment and athletic potential.

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    Funder: Grand Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Summer programs) | September 2027 (Winter general deadline) | October 2027 (Winter specific application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $4,000 per individual; need-based awards cover 15%, 30%, or 60% of program costs

    Summary: Supports Winter Park Competition Center athletes through need-based program assistance and merit-based support for elite competition.

    Key Information: Merit-based awards require Competition Center coach recommendations and are separate from the need-based application process.


    Description

    The Competition Center Athlete Support Fund is a designated fund of the Grand Foundation, established through a donation from the Winter Park Ski Education Foundation and the Grand Foundation. It supports athletes participating in programs offered by the Winter Park Competition Center, helping them develop a lifelong enjoyment of mountain sports and reach their athletic potential.

    The fund provides need-based assistance for summer and winter program costs, alongside merit-based support for elite athletes. Merit awards recognize athletic performance and/or help with travel costs required to compete on the global stage. The fund’s goals include sustained participation in mountain sports as well as competitive ambitions, including becoming a world-class competitor or Olympic champion. An advisory committee reviews funding requests, while Competition Center coaches recommend merit-based awards.


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