ACSA Future Leaders Program

The objective of the program is to grow potential future snowmobile community leaders, while increasing personal knowledge at a national level regarding snowmobiling as a safe, fun and environmentally friendly family sport.

This is a national program that will be targeting two age groups, 21–30-year-old snowmobile enthusiasts known as the Next Gen National Riders and 16–20-year-olds known as the Trail Blazers In Training.

ACSA Future Leaders Volunteer Coordinator Position

The American Council of Snowmobile Associations is seeking a volunteer coordinator to administer and grow their newly formed ACSA Future Leaders Program.
Therefore, if you enjoy working with younger adults, who also are snowmobile enthusiasts, while also mentoring them through a leadership program, this volunteer position is for you. Apply Now!.

2024-2025

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www.snowmobilers.org/docs/ACSA-mail-donation.pdf

Hannah’s Chickens

Imagine, you are attending the ACSA Mountain Riding meeting in February. Everyone had a great day riding and now it is time for the ACSA Scholarship and ACSA Future Leaders Fundraiser. You walk into the room and find out that you are going to play bingo before the “Live Auction” for the items that everyone brought along for the occasion. As you pick up your bingo card you are handed a small rubber flying chicken for a “participation” prize.

As a refresher, the group is reminded, “We are here to raise money for scholarships for the younger generation of snowmobilers, to send them to college or a trade school. We are also here to help fund the younger generation of snowmobilers to get them to events like this to keep them involved in our organization. They are the future of our sport.”.

There is a new gentleman attending the Mountain Riding meeting - he was introduced as “Uncle Mark”, he became Uncle Mark to everyone. The youngest rider is a 14-year-old rider, Hannah. During bingo Hannah happens to gather up 7 chickens (as they fly throughout the room) and she ties them together. Then when the “Live Auction” starts she sends these 7 chickens flying towards the “Auctioneer”. This happens to give the auctioneer something else to auction off. Midway through the auction, Uncle Mark stands up and poses a challenge to the group of folks in the room. He wanted to see more young people like Hannah at our next Mountain Riding meeting in February 2026. With commitment from the people in the room, a sizeable donation was made by Uncle Mark for the scholarship and future leaders of ACSA.

As the evening progressed a memento for Hannah’s Chickens was born (pink is Hannah’s favorite color). You can now purchase a short or long sleeve “Hannah’s Chickens” t-shirt and part of the proceeds will go towards the ACSA Scholarship and Future Leaders programs.

Check out Hnnah's Chickens shirts, here: www.winterpinesdesigns.com/hannahs-chickens.

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