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The Perfect Mother’s Day Gift

May 6, 2021 by Skyler Monaghan

It’s not too late to celebrate mom with a trout, bear, or her name on the East Shore Trail. Donate $100 or more in your favorite mom’s name and she will be listed on the new donor wall. Engraved bears and trout are also still available. For more information, visit: Tahoe East Shore Trail.

Photo credit: First Tracks Productions

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Lake Tahoe Fun Fact: Earthquake

April 28, 2021 by Skyler Monaghan

According to the scientists at the United States Geographical Survey, three major fault lines run beneath Lake Tahoe. The West Tahoe Fault is the largest of the three and defines the West Shore of the lake while the Incline Village and Stateline faults run through Incline and into the Lake. Last Sunday, Tahoe experienced a 3.9 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake hit nearly dead center in the middle of Tahoe and was felt by thousands. Did you feel it?!

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Tahoe Fund Earns Guidestar Platinum Seal of Transparency

April 20, 2021 by Skyler Monaghan

We are excited to announce that the Tahoe Fund has earned Guidestar’s highest honor, the Platinum Seal of Transparency. 

To earn the platinum level seal, Tahoe Fund provided metrics that showed progress towards our mission to use the power of philanthropy to improve the Lake Tahoe environment for all to enjoy.

Through GuideStar, we are confident that every potential donor will find all of the information that they need to make an informed decision about where their money goes, how it’s helping Lake Tahoe, and what programs we’ve supported in the last decade.

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Lake Tahoe Fun Facts: Boat Inspections

April 8, 2021 by Skyler Monaghan

Boating season is on the way. You can now book a watercraft inspection appointment online for a convenience fee of $15. All inspection stations will also take drop-ins. Inspections are available May 1 – September 30. Reserve your inspection appointment today at www.tahoeboatinspections.com.

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One Dollar at a Time, Tahoe Businesses Raise $1 Million for Tahoe Fund

April 5, 2021 by Skyler Monaghan

Donations support the Tahoe Fund’s efforts to improve the Tahoe environment for all to enjoy

TAHOE CITY, Calif. (DATE, 2021) – Building new trails. Maintaining existing ones. Creating healthier forests. Supporting programs that get more kids outdoors. Helping to take care of Tahoe. Encouraging greater stewardship. The Tahoe Fund’s $1 for Tahoe program is making a big difference by offering a way to give back to Lake Tahoe one dollar at a time. Guest driven donations, collected by partner resorts, restaurants and other local businesses, have now surpassed the one million dollar mark.

“We are blown away by the support local businesses and their patrons have shown for Lake Tahoe,” said Amy Berry, Tahoe Fund CEO. “This milestone shows how small acts of kindness of just $1 can have a huge impact. We are beyond grateful to our business partners for helping us collect these donations.”

The $1 for Tahoe program was started to harness the passion of visitors and residents to help care for Tahoe’s extraordinary environment. Participating local businesses collect dollars from their guests through their purchases of lift tickets, hotel accommodations, food and drink, and other items. Donations collected are then contributed to the Tahoe Fund’s efforts to support hiking and biking trails, watershed restoration projects, environmental stewardship programs and so much more.

“I am proud that Vail Resorts has been a supporter of the Tahoe Fund since its onset and I look forward to our continued partnership,” said Deirdra Walsh, vice president and general manager of Northstar California Resort. “Guests who visit Heavenly, Northstar, and Kirkwood have the opportunity to donate through a variety of ways, and we provide those contributions to the Tahoe Fund. We’re fortunate to operate within the Tahoe Basin and support all efforts to preserve our wonderful natural environment.”

$1 for Tahoe partners include:  Alpen Sierra Coffee, Bar of America, Big Blue Adventure, Blue Angel Cafe and Catering, Caliente, Edgewood Tahoe, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Heavenly Lake Tahoe, Homewood Mountain Resort, Julia Szendrei Jewelry, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, Lakeside Inn and Casino, Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel, Lake Tahoe Yoga, Montbleu Resort Casino & Spa, Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort, Native To This Place, Northstar California, PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn, Raley’s, Riva Grill, Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, Tahoe Exclusive Vacation Rentals, Tahoe Getaways, Tahoe South, West Shore Cafe, and Winter WonderGrass.

Click here to see how far your $1 for Tahoe can go.

Learn more about the $1 for Tahoe program and the Tahoe Fund at www.tahoefund.org. If you are a business who is interested in joining the $1 for Tahoe program, please contact Amy Berry at aberry@tahoefund.org.

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