2025 Treasure on the Mountain Winners
July 31, 2025
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The Snowshoe Foundation is dedicated to providing financial support to local community-based organizations whose activities provide benefits to the communities in Central West Virginia.
The Foundation began as an initiative to enhance the quality of life within our local communities. We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to serving the children and families of Webster, Pocahontas, Randolph, and surrounding counties. Our board of directors is comprised of committed individuals from these areas who actively seek to provide help and hope to area residents. The Snowshoe Foundation is a distinct entity from Snowshoe Mountain Resort.
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The Snowshoe Foundation organizes four major fundraising events each year to support our grant and scholarship programs, as well as numerous charitable organizations and worthwhile community endeavors that strengthen our communities. Along with several other initiatives during the year, we proudly host the Ice Dinner, Foundation Golf Tournament, Treasure on the Mountain Raffle, and Dave Dekema Toy Drive. When you combine these fundraising events with the regular donations given by our generous contributors and the efforts of our dedicated volunteers, the Snowshoe Foundation has become a distinguished and integral element enabling local residents to achieve an enhanced quality of life. We invite all who are able to get involved. Join us and experience the enduring satisfaction of making a difference.
🎓 2026 Snowshoe Foundation Scholarships NOW OPEN! 🎓
If you're a high school senior or college/career student from Webster, Randolph, or Pocahontas Counties, apply for up to $3,000 in scholarships! 💸
📝 Deadline: March 14, 2026
🔹 Submit: Application form, FAFSA EFC score, two letters of recommendation, transcript, test scores, & personal essay.
🔹 Reapply every year!
Submit your complete application to:
📧 [email protected] or
📬 Snowshoe Foundation, Inc.
10 Snowshoe Drive, Snowshoe, WV 26209
For more info, visit our website: snowshoefoundation.org/scholarships/
Have questions? Contact:
📧 [email protected]
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🚨 2026 Grant Applications NOW OPEN! 🚨
The Snowshoe Foundation’s grant cycle is accepting applications from now until March 14, 2026. 📝 Grants of up to $20,000 are available to support projects that benefit Pocahontas, Randolph, and Webster Counties. 🌍
🔹 Must be 501(c)(3) or school-related
🔹 Projects in Health, Education, Arts, Recreation, & more
🔹 Complete applications only—no late submissions!
For more info, visit our website: snowshoefoundation.org/grants/
Have questions? Contact:
📧 [email protected]
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💙✨ Did you know? ✨💙
The Snowshoe Foundation continues to support impactful programs across Pocahontas, Webster & Randolph counties.
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🌟✨ Every act of giving strengthens West Virginia communities. ✨🌟
Support programs that uplift families.
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💙 We’re grateful for a community that gives back. 💙
Your support fuels education, grants, and outreach across WV.
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Many local families can use a helping hand, especially during the holidays. A toy can bring joy and hope to the life of a child. The snowshoe foundation invites individuals and businesses to donate to our annual holiday toy drive, which honors the life of a great leader and our dear friend, David Dekema.
Danielle Caroline Gooding of Snowshoe Mountain in Pocahontas County, W.Va. enjoyed a brilliant and radiant life, and passed away unexpectedly on Monday, October 10, 2022, at the age of 30. Danielle worked as the HR Manager at Snowshoe Mountain and was a tireless volunteer and an ardent supporter of the Snowshoe Foundation. She made the world a warmer and more interesting place to live, and her absence will be felt by our entire community.
Danielle’s family has kindly requested that those who wish to honor Danielle may do so by donating in support of the West Virginia communities which Danielle loved so much.
“The Snowshoe Foundation strives to be the good neighbor to families in the local communities that surround us. It is a privilege to live in this area of the state, yet some unique challenges exist that highly populated areas do not deal with. There are multiple needs that our smaller communities face, and the Foundation prides itself on helping these communities and the families within overcome these challenges. Stronger communities are better for everyone. Whether rebuilding a fence around a local baseball field, helping provide funding for local food banks, supporting healthier lifestyle events, or supplementing higher education scholarships, the Snowshoe Foundation is dedicated to being a good neighbor during good times, as well as difficult moments.”