Strolo Tahoe CF Winterfest

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif, - The Cystic Fibrosis Lifestyle Foundation (CFLF) is hosting its inaugural STROLO Tahoe CF Winterfest event on the slopes at Heavenly Mountain Resort in South Lake Tahoe March 6-8, 2020.

CFLF help people with cystic fibrosis live STROnger and LOnger (STROLO).

This multi-day event offers package prices including discounted rates on one or two day lift tickets, a “Breathe Deep” rockabilly themed dance party featuring Tahoe’s “Cash Only Band”, a chance to win a 2020-21 EPIC Season Pass through the Vertical Challenge, and group rate lodging at Lakeland Village at Heavenly.

Community partners include, Heavenly Mountain Resort, Lakeland Village Resort, Ace High Saloon & Smokehouse, Kemper Masonry, Cork & More, Under Armor and Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Proceeds from this event will go to support the CFLF Recreation Grant Program which provides direct assistance to people with cystic fibrosis. Ski or Ride for a great cause! Visit cflf.org/strolo-tahoe to learn more.

About The Cystic Fibrosis Lifestyle Foundation
The mission of the The Cystic Fibrosis Lifestyle Foundation CFLF is to provide avenues toward healthy and active lifestyles through recreation, thereby empowering and educating people with cystic fibrosis on the critical psychological, social and emotional connections between their lifestyle and their health. The organization awards CF Recreation Grants to people of all ages with cystic fibrosis to help pay for activities that empower and enrich their quality of life through improved physical and emotional health.

A recent grant recipient shares her gratitude for the impact the CFLF is having: "Thanks to the CFLF I was able to get my gym membership covered. I have put my body in the best shape that it has ever been before. This is important for anyone, but more so important for someone with CF. I feel like I can breathe easier and definitely have more longevity when working out. Thanks CFLF!"

Since 2007, The organization has awarded more than 1,350 totaling over $700,000 in direct financial assistance. The CFLF Recreation Grants help individuals with the disease afford summer camps, gym memberships, swim lessons, horseback riding, and many other activities of interest. Additional funds also enable a peer support to aid in the motivation and companionship for an award recipient.

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