Sponsorship

Our goal this year, is to raise $50,000 for...

The Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), Hospice Programs in the Willamette Valley and Columbia Gorge, Candlelighters, and Healthcare Chaplains Ministry.

You can help fight the war against cancer by providing underwriting to cover the expenses of producing a first class event like this so that 100% of the proceeds can go directly to our cancer causes. The Oregon Cancer Ski Out is a tax-exempt 501(c)-3 organization and your sponsorship contribution is tax deductible as allowed by law.

Sponsor Levels

	Triple Black Diamond $5,000 - $10,000
	Double Black Diamond $2,000 - $4,999
	Double Blue Square $500 - $1,999
	Green Circle $250 - $500
We encourage you to become a corporate sponsor , with a donation of $1000 or more. For additional information, please Contact Us.

Event Overview

The Oregon Cancer Ski Out is a two-day event for skiers and snowboarders that combines fun, competition, and fundraising with a unique racing format designed to let even novice skiers or snowboarders participate in the fight against cancer.

Teams of 5 compete for prizes at Mt. Hood Meadows, in a race that rewards consistency and teamwork rather than individual speed. Volunteer celebrity and professional coaching staff are on hand throughout the race, coordinating teams and assisting with professional advice and instructions.

Funds are raised through corporate sponsorships, team entry fees, participants voluntarily raising Bucks to Buck Cancer, a combination of silent and oral auctions, and the ever-popular Cowboy up for Cancer dinner and casino night held in Hood River. Since it began in 1989, the Oregon Cancer Ski Out has raised over $674,000 for its beneficiaries. In addition, over 400 people take part in the Ski Out each year, many of whom have participated in this event since its inception in 1989.

Each year, the event has seen increased participation, public awareness, and corporate recognition and involvement. The event's success, to date, is largely due to the strong support it has received from local corporations and individuals who want to participate in a fun event that makes a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer.