Trail Blazers – Spring Benefit 2015
Auction Ends: Jun 3, 2015 11:59 PM EDT

Trail Blazers' online auction is now open! Place your bids by June 3.

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The online portion of Trail Blazers' Spring Benefit 2015 is now open. The auction will run from today through June 3, 2015, with the live event taking place on June 4, 2015 at the Landmarc at Time Warner Center, NYC. Tickets available at benefit.trailblazers.org.

Proceeds go to Trail Blazers' Scholarship Fund, helping keep our various outdoor, leadership, and environmental education programs within reach for the children and teens who need it most. Furthermore, all proceed qualify for a dollar-for-dollar match! Let the bidding begin!

Make Your Bid to Support Trail Blazers! Learn more at www.trailblazers.org

Now is your chance to not only get all the great items you want, but to do it knowing you are helping support Trail Blazers. Since our inception in 1887 as Life’s Fresh Air Fund, Trail Blazers has utilized the outdoors to fulfill its mission of helping youth develop essential values and life skills for productive and conscientious citizenship. Trail Blazers serves over 500 children each year through its portfolio of environmental education and leadership programs, each rooted in our self-guided-learning approach. Learn more at www.trailblazers.org.

Summer Outdoor Experiential Education Program – Sleep Away and Day Camps: In the sleep away program, campers spend 1 to 4 weeks at our rustic Sussex County, NJ site unplugging from technology, connecting to nature and developing life skills. In the Montague Day program, Sussex County, NJ children participate in weekday adventures that teach science, foster a love for outdoor recreation, and develop life skills. At PLG Day program, Brooklyn children connect to both urban and rural environments from Brooklyn to New Jersey and develop life skills.

Futures in Food: Through year-round programing, teens and young adults connect with the land to learn where food comes from, develop culinary skills, obtain marketable experience through internships, and develop the ability to translate this experience into a career of their choice.

Under One Sky (UOS): UOS’ year-round programs expand youth’s concept of “environment” to include our urban environments and translates that knowledge into practical meaning for their city lives, including improving their communities. UOS programs are: Leadership Team (for teens), In-School Curriculum (at Benjamin N. Cardozo High School in Queens and High School for Leadership and Community Service in Brooklyn), and After-School (at three schools in Brooklyn).