Where we work · 2026–27 season

Every pin is a community that's safer on the slopes.

From resort management teams to school classrooms, we bring collision-prevention education to the places families ski and ride. Hover a pin to see what we do there.

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Chauncy and Kelli Johnson
Who we are & why

Born from a loss no family should face.

In 2010, a preventable ski collision took the life of Chauncy and Kelli Johnson's 5-year-old daughter and left Kelli with a severe traumatic brain injury. They turned their grief into the #RideAnotherDay safety campaign.

In 2023 that work became the Snow Angel Foundation, a 501(c)3 dedicated to preventing on-mountain collisions through education, awareness, activism and advocacy, so every run ends with everyone making it home.

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What we do

Education that changes how a whole mountain thinks about safety.

We work with ski areas, patrols, instructors and schools to build a culture of "Mountain Citizenship": personal responsibility and looking out for one another on every run.

For resort teams

Culture of Safety courses

Virtual or in-person training that builds safety into daily communication and decision-making.

  • Management teams · 1.5 hrs
  • All staff incl. seasonal · 2 hrs
  • Signage & multimedia messaging
For guests

On-mountain awareness days

Full-day Ride Another Day and Triangle of Safety events where Kelli and Chauncy meet guests on the snow, most requested during January Safety Month.

For communities & schools

Speaking & youth education

"Creating Safer Slopes" keynotes for town halls, safety weeks and schools, reaching kids, teens and families before they ever get on a lift.

01

You give

Donations, gear purchases and event sign-ups fund the program.

02

We show up

Travel, curriculum and materials bring the Snow Angel team to mountains and classrooms.

03

People learn

Staff, patrollers, guests and students leave with tools to prevent collisions.

04

Slopes get safer

Safety culture spreads through a whole mountain community and lasts.

From the mountains we serve

The impact is immediate.

"The impact on our management team and patrol was immediate and lasting. We spent the next hour discussing how to apply what we learned to better serve our team and guests."
Evan KovachGeneral Manager, Mountain Creek
"His message strongly reflects the mission of ski patrollers, reminding us that mountain safety is more than protocol. It's a responsibility."
Maddie MillerEducation Director, National Ski Patrol
"They lead with heart, making their message both compelling and unforgettable. His story is one our entire industry needs to hear and embrace."
David ByrdNational Ski Areas Association
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Your support brings safety education to another mountain community.

Every donation, purchase and follow helps prevent on-mountain collisions.

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