Media Kit
This page is meant to be a resource for media entities to find out more about BOEC and to help spread the word about #BOECAdaptive. For media inquiries, including the most up-to-date photo and video assets, please call the BOEC at 970-453-6422 x103 or email [email protected].
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Press Releases
- BOEC’s Sold Out 13th Annual Tee It Up Golf Scramble is set for Monday, August 22nd at Keystone Ranch Golf Course (8/16/2022)
- BOEC Returns to Full Slate of Summer Programs (5/16/2022)
- Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour Returns to Breckenridge for Two Nights! (1/25/2022)
- Live Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour Moves to Drive-In Setting (5/24/2021)
- BOEC Launches New Virtual Summer Programming & Joins Forces with Building Hope (6/11/2020)
- BOEC Cancels Specific Components of Summer Programming (5/11/2020)
- BOEC Cancels Remainder of Winter Programming (3/13/2020)
- Keystone Adaptive Center – A Program of BOEC – to Host Team Semper Fi, Feb. 10-12 (2/5/2020)
- BOEC’s Keystone Adaptive Center (KAC) Partners with Adaptive Adventures for Military Ski & Snowboard Camp (1/9/2020)
- Alpine Bank Steps Up as 2019-20 Sponsor of Snow Sports Alliance Program
- For Giving Made Easy, Donate Online at Colorado Gives
- Results: 10th Annual Tee It Up Golf Scramble, presented by FirstBank
- BOEC’s Tee It Up Golf Scramble, presented by FirstBank, Set for Monday, Aug. 26th
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Demographics
Fiscal Year Demographics 2020-21
BOEC is very proud of the number of participants we were able to serve in 2020-21 despite the ongoing pandemic. These numbers are skewed from a “normal” year due to the Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Program operating at half capacity, all residential Wilderness Programs being canceled over the 2020-21 winter, and limited programming during the 2021 summer.
| Ski | Wilderness | Total All Programs |
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| Unique Individuals Served | 633 | 762 | 1,395* |
| Programming Days | 1,955 | 2,565 | 4,520 |
| Adults (24+) | 31% | 25% | 28% |
| All Youth (3-23) | 69% | 75% | 72% |
| Male | 55% | ||
| Female | 40% | ||
| Gender Not Indicated | 5% | ||
| Participants From CO | 61% | ||
| Participants From Out of State | 39%** | ||
| Amount of Scholarship | $47,505 | $29,445 | $139,147 ($62,197 Military) |
| % of Individuals on Scholarship | 58% |
*Please note that as offerings grow, several participants are starting to participate across both the Ski and Wilderness Programs, therefore some participants may be duplicated. This total participant number also includes military participants.
**Historically, participants have hailed from all 50 states + Washington, DC. BOEC continues to add to its list of international participants, as this year participants came from over 10 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Puerto Rico, United Kingdom and Venezuela.
***The Most commonly served disabilities in 2020-2021 were: At-risk youth, autism, ADD/ADHD, amputees, cleft lip & palate, cerebral palsy, developmentally/cognitive/learning disabled, Down syndrome, local youth suffering from social isolation, mental illness, multiple sclerosis, post-traumatic stress disorder, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and visually impaired.
