Easy Registration!

~2 options ~

Download and Complete registration. Eagle Mount Helena Leprechaun registration form

A. Bring completed form to Capital Hill Mall to pick up your Leprechaun suit on March 6th 9am-2pm.

OR

B. Mail completed form and payment to: EMH 3400 Centennial Drive Helena Mt 59601-Pick up your Leprechaun Suit on the day of the race at starting point-located (South of the old Federal Building) on Cruise Ave.

Ski – Run – Walk

Eagle Mount Helena is sponsoring the following fund raising events

Registration good for ALL Events plus a Leprechaun Hat & T-Shirt

COST: $99 Family, $29 Adults, $24 Students, ($6 extra each night ski ticket)

SKIING OF THE LEPRECHAUNS

WHERE: Great Divide Ski Area * WHEN: March 12, 2010

TIME: The night skiing starts at 4:00 p.m. – Leprechaun torch light parade 9:00 p.m.

RUNNING OF THE LEPRECHAUNS

5K Timed Run – Start 11:00 a.m.

3K Fun Run/Walk – Start 11:00 a.m.

DASH TO THE END OF THE RAINBOW-Great for the Kids- Starts @ noon

WHERE: Downtown Helena * WHEN: March 13, 2010

TIME: Starts at 11:00 a.m. (before the St. Patrick’s Day Parade)

• Preregister at Capitol Hill Mall, across from Penney’s on March 6, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
• Register at the Great Divide on Leprechaun Ski Night
• Register Race Day at 9:00 am at the starting point (Old Federal Building)
• Pre-register at all Valley Banks beginning February 16, 2010

Special thank you:

Dan McGowen-Auctioneer. 

Michelle Chard, Christine Baker, Kelly Bean, Hallie Kerins-volunteers

Entertainment

Bruce Anfinson

Iron Front Band

Food/Drink:

Karmidillos

Howards Pizza

Knights of Columbus

The following Business or individuals donated coolers to be auctioned:

Placer Motors,BMC /PEC, Montana RV,Family Outreach, Total Dynamic Balance, Riders of Juniper Stable, Studio Styles, Westmont, Marks-Miller Post & Pole, Valley Bank, Payne Financial, Murdocks Ranch & Home Supply,Park Avenue Bakery,Demaris Bruce, Morris & Balukas Law Firm, Helena High School Bengal Boosters, McCormick Distilling, Gruber Excavating, Galusha, Higgins & Galusha.

 Corporate Sponsors:

Marks-Miller Post & Pole, Stahly Engineering and Associates, D.A Davidson, Lamb & Carey Law offices, City County Sanitation, Payne Financial Group, Westmont, Helena Sand & Gravel, Knights of Columbus, Valley Bank, JCCS.

Annual Barn Bash & Cooler Auction

October 3, 2009 at 4:00 P.M

at the Kleffner Ranch in support of Eagle Mount Helena

Music provided by Bruce Anfinson and Iron Front, no host food from Karmadillos & Howard’s Pizza, beer & drinks from the Knights of Columbus, Chili Cook-Off

Raffle Prizes: Custom Fly-rod, Pottery from Sara Jaeger and a Membership to the Montana Club

Lots of coolers to choose from stuffed with goodies from local merchants, including:

DA Davidson, Montana Club, Marks-Miller Post and Pole,Inc., Gruber Excavating, Bill and Vickie Gruber, McCormack Distributing/Robin Frey, Studio Styles/Toni Ladd, BMC West, PEC Inc., Valley Bank, Murdoch’s, Jim Donaldson, Bluestone Development, Derek Brown and many more…………..

Corporate Sponsors-The Kuntz/Mosness Group of DA Davidson, Marks-Miller Post and Pole, Inc., Lamb and Carey, Valley Bank, JCCS, Ted Beck, Tia Nelson, Westmont, and more…

Where has our summer gone?  For that matter, when did it begin? 

It is hard to believe that we have completed the spring and summer equine sessions, the first ever canoeing program session and are starting the fall equine session.  It seems like just a short time ago that we were concerned about being able to start these sessions on time.  But with a lot of hard work from Dianna Schmaus, Cheryl Liedle, Haylee Otteson, Shelby Blixt, Debra Franklin, Glenn Johnson and all of the volunteers too numerous to name, these programs not only started on time but have been very successful.  A big thank you for a job well done. 

On a personal note, this will be my last message as President of EMH.  Holding this position has been an honor as well as a very rewarding experience. The generosity and kindness I have seen has renewed my faith in the goodness of people.  Numerous times in the past 2 ½ years I wondered if or where we would find the funds and the energy to continue and each time help appeared from an unexpected source.  On behalf of all of the participants that we serve and myself, a huge thanks to the Board, the staff, the volunteers and all of the community members and donors that allow Eagle Mount Helena to continue to serve people with disabilities.   ]]> http://eaglemounthelena.org/2009/07/presidents-message/feed/ 0 http://eaglemounthelena.org/2009/07/year-end-bbq/ http://eaglemounthelena.org/2009/07/year-end-bbq/#comments Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:06:54 +0000 webmaster http://eaglemounthelena.org/?p=168 We will be having a year end BBQ on September 19th-noon at the Eagle Mount arena/Farm in the Dell. In honor of all the volunteers and supporters that have made our programs so successful~Thank you!   Without your generous donation of time and energy EMH would not be where it is today.

Our 3rd annual ride for freedom on May 16 was met with beautiful blue skies, and approximately, 32 eager riders who enjoyed a unique opportunity to enjoy a guided tour through the Historic Fort Harrison grounds. It was followed with a BBQ lunch, and riders enjoyed stories of Cowboys past with Roy Pace -Helenas’ Cowboy Poet. A huge thank you goes out to the 89th Montana Cavalry- Montana Army National Guards for their support, and generous donation of time to make this day so successful.  Join us next year for this rare opportunity to ride through Historical Fort Harrison.

Out where the handclasp’s a little stronger,
Out where the smile dwells a little longer,
    That’s where the West begins;
Out where the sun is a little brighter,
Where the snows that fall are a trifle whiter,
Where the bonds of home are a wee bit tighter,
    That’s where the West begins.

Out where the skies are a trifle bluer,
Out where friendship’s a little truer,
    That’s where the West begins;
Out where a fresher breeze is blowing,
Where there’s laughter in every streamlet flowing,
Where there’s more of reaping and less of sowing,
    That’s where the West begins;

Out where the world is in the making,
Where fewer hearts in despair are aching,
    That’s where the West begins;
Where there’s more of singing and less of sighing,
Where there’s more of giving and less of buying,
And a man makes friends without half trying —
    That’s where the West begins.

From Out where the West Begins, 1917

• $25.00 Donation Entrance Fee
• Enter Fort through north gate between 8-9 am
• Ride begins between 10-10:30am
• BBQ Lunch provided approximately 1:30 pm
• Pre-register by May 13th by mail or phone

The Friday event of night skiing ended with the leprechaun run, and a incredible display of fireworks. Great job Kevin and Nyla Talyor and the great divide clan who are proud sponsors of our 2009 ski season.

Saturdays event started with blue skies and began with the 3K race. This route led its leprechauns to the end of the rainbow, where the leprechaun king claimed his gold. The smiles on the faces of Eagle Mount participants, while dashing to the end of the rainbow, brought even more satisfaction to all who turned out. Thank you to all for assisting Eagle Mount in providing therapeutic activities to all persons with disabilities.

Be sure to save the date for next years 2^nd annual gathering of the leprechauns.