About Us

Co-founders Chauncy and Kelli Johnson have snowboarded and skied most of their lives. They brought this passion into their marriage and subsequently with their children. On Christmas Eve, 2010 a snowboarder riding at approximately 50 mph collided with Kelli and daughter Elise (5 years old). The collision resulted in the death of Elise and the snowboarder. Kelli sustained life altering injuries including a severe Traumatic Brain Injury and other injuries that she lives with to this day. Chauncy continues to struggle with the aftermath of the events that day. In 2016, he partnered with the National Ski Areas Association to promote ski collision awareness [Collision Safety (nsaa.org)]. This partnership resulted in the Ride Another Day safety campaign which the Johnson’s have promoted nationwide. Snow Angel Foundation was formed in 2023 in order to increase safety education and awareness while promoting the benefits of skiing and snowboarding.

Snow Angel Foundation and the Ride Another Day Campaign.

Snow Angel Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2023.

Our mission is to prevent ski and snowboard collisions through education and awareness so that everyone can Ride Another Day! The Foundation was started in the aftermath of a life changing ski collision and a desire to ensure that these types of collisions never happen again. In 2016, co-founders Chauncy and Kelli Johnson partnered with the National Ski Areas Association and Craig Hospital to launch the “Ride Another Day” safety campaign. Join our community so we can all Ride Another Day! Safer slopes protect lives.