Chill would like to introduce our newest addition to the team, Trevor Felder!
We welcome Trevor, our Burlington Local Manager, to the Chill team! Trevor was a local coordinator for Chill in Boston last year, so he definitely knows what's up. He grew up in New Hampshire and went to college in Gunnison, Colorado where he earned his BA in Business and Recreation emphasazing in ski resort management (who knew you could major in that these days?!). And now a few questions for Trevor....
What do you love about Chill?
I love Chill because it is like nothing else out there. Knowing that my hard work provides significant benefits for others is what it is really all about. My favorite part of Chill is running the actual program night. Hanging with the Chill kids, getting geared up, riding the bus, watching them progress their riding skills, and just having fun with everyone is the best part of the job. I love watching all of our hard work at Chill unfold into something that provides so many smiles and so much personal achievement. AWESOME!!!
Tell us a little bit about your new position...
I will be running the Burlington Chill site this year and also focusing on ways to make the local program more self-sustainable. I will be doing my best to boost exposure for Chill and hopefully I will do some successful fundraising!
How stoked are you to be on board with Chill?
I couldn't be more excited to be putting my energy into something so great and rewarding. I am very proud to be a part of Chill and feel super lucky to have work that makes me feel so good! Seriously, stoked isn't even the word. I am ECSTATIC to be working with Chill.
Anything else?
"Your profession is not what brings home your paycheck. Your profession is what you were put on earth to do. With such passion and intensity that it becomes spiritual in calling." - Vincent Van Gogh
Very wise, Trevor, very wise! Welcome aboard and let's get this season rockin'!!!
-The Chill team (June, Emily, Stephanie, Derek, Deane, and Megan)
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8 months ago
There is no Chil Center near Billings, MT. How would one go into opening a Chapter in their local town. I would also like to expand the program into teaching more aspects to the mountain. You know, bring the sport to it's roots and life lessons that all should know about the mountains. With regards to the artical and Trevor, Congradulations! I love the Vincent Van Gogh quote too. Beautiful!
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