Crotched Mountain Race Club

Our Mission 

 CMRC Mission The Crotched Mountain Race Club (CMRC) is a volunteer run 501(c)3 non-profit organization (Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN) is 83-0466654) dedicated to the support and enhancement of the Crotched Mountain alpine ski racing program.  We promote the love of skiing in an environment focused on positive competitive attitudes, friendship, athleticism, and the spirit of teamwork.  CMRC advocates for the youth race program, coordinates parent volunteers, provides organizational and administrative support, maintains communication between the race program families, coaches and Crotched Mountain, and contributes financially in ways that enhance the race program for our athletes.

Ways to Support CMRC

There are a number of ways you can support the club and our athletes. Donations to CMRC are unrestricted and immediately available to club operations. Because CMRC is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, all contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. CMRC's Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN) is 83-0466654.  

You can make a donation to CMRC at any time, and support the club in a number of ways:

Become a sponsor of the club. To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please reach out to DayAna Davidou, our board member, and ski mom at: fundraising@crotchedmountainraceclub.org. More information about our sponsorship tiers can be found in the document here: 2023-2024 CCMC Sponsorship.pdf.

Attend one of our community events throughout the year. We organize team hikes, a fall camp out at the base of the mountain, Ski like your kid days. These events have a $25 suggested donation per participant, and go a long way in helping us build our community. 

Donations can be sent via Venmo - @CMRaceClub. We also accept check and cash donations during the ski season at the mountain. 

Checks can be mailed to: PO Box 7292 Milford, NH 03055A

Our Programs  

Racing Programs (U8 - U19) 

Race Programs are full day competitive race training programs, using guidelines from the United States Ski Association [USSA], to facilitate long-term athlete development.  Includes gate training according to the age/competition level.  Programs run from early December to the end of March.  Membership with New Hampshire Alpine Racing Association [NHARA] and United States Ski Association [USSA] is required for U-10 thru U-19 athletes.  Athletes in U-8 require only USSA registration.   

There is a parent race worker commitment. Younger athletes or those not yet ready for a full race program can participate on one of the developmental programs. 

For more information on each of the programs, learn more about our coaches, please review our Team Pages.