Ski with David for PSP

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Date / Time

Saturday, March 1, 2025
9:00 AM EST

Location

Wachusett Mountain

Princeton, MA

Ski Race Registration

Ski with David for PSP

Join the Crowley family to honor the memory of David Crowley and support the MGH FTD Unit at the third annual Ski with David for PSP on March 1 at Wachusett Mountain in Princeton, MA. The event will feature a ski race, education about PSP and a raffle.

As the co-owner and operator of Wachusett Mountain, David’s career and life mission was to share the joy of skiing with the world. Several years ago David Crowley was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare, degenerative, physically debilitating disease that affects all aspects of daily function. There is no known cure. David continued to ski using an adaptive sit-ski until his death in November 2024. The Crowley family hopes that all participants in Ski with David for PSP will share David’s joy of skiing on March 1st.

Wachusett Mountain works to help people of all ages and abilities enjoy winter snow sports through its Adaptive Program. Email the program at [email protected] to learn how to participate in Ski with David for PSP.

Ski with David for PSP will benefit the clinical care and research programs at the MGH FTD Unit, bringing the cure of tomorrow closer to the care of today. Donate now at Because.MassGeneral.org/SkiWithDavid2025.