JP Auclair's Alpine Initiatives

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  TheMafia

• Sep 9, 2008

I didnt mean my reply to be in negative. Im loving this. Im sure the people and stories you encounter will be amazing. keep it on.

 

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  jpauclair

• Sep 9, 2008

No no.. I didn't take it in a negative way at all..

I think you raised a valid point and I'm more then happy to provide additional info.

Thanks for your interest.

JP

 

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  skodeo7

• Sep 9, 2008

JP its awesome to see you and the other guys getting out beyond the ski community and really making a difference. Keep up the good work!

 

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  Scott~

• Sep 9, 2008

Great response JP. I really appreciate the planning and effort youre putting into this. I feel much better giving my money to this program than one with general and indefinite objectives.

 

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  asfffffffffdd

• Sep 9, 2008

this is absolutely awesome, way to use the ski world to do something that really helps the whole world!

 

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  J.W.

• Sep 9, 2008

does the chad fleischer guy live in steamboat?

 

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  aurora.

• Sep 9, 2008

this is amazing. and it made me feel so good inside. keep up the good work.

 

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  Powdered_Donuts

• Sep 9, 2008

jp is god

srsly though, good luck with the project you guys have a good vision going

 

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  SkierX

• Sep 9, 2008

My thoughts exactly Duncan (skodeo7). Good to see you getting out there and making a difference. You are surely an incredibly accomplished individual.

 

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  tommihq

• Sep 9, 2008

Some real life karma to JP and the other guys

 

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  neon1peace

• Sep 9, 2008

spread the love

 

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  VT_scratch

• Sep 9, 2008

civicvirtue

 

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  AOTEAROA

• Sep 9, 2008

I'd always loved JP and now I love him more.

 

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  AOTEAROA

• Sep 9, 2008

The greatest part of this idea is the 'community home' bit. It's essential for these kids, I think, to maintain as much as a community as possible, it's their identity, it's who they are. Without this they'd just get lost in the monolith of the city as so many kids do. Organic produce sounds great, you should look into permaculture for the home too, imagine how much hope it would give kids if they could grow their own veges and food sustainably. Fantastic. Sounds awesome.

 

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  gh0s7_r1d3r

• Sep 10, 2008

JP is the man...some sort of jam or tour thing would make a great fundraiser for something like this

 

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  DirkDiggler

• Sep 10, 2008

Now we are talking, way to go give back

 

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  J.D.

• Sep 11, 2008

This is fucking sick! I can't believe there aren't more people posting on this. Huge ups to JP. I'm linking to this from NSG...

 

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  kepler.

• Sep 11, 2008

Thats so dope. I'm donating right now.

 

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  mel220

• Sep 11, 2008

thats awesome! im in an organization similar in my town called builders beyond borders where we build schools in third world countries over our spring break, and now its awesome to see the ski industry getting involved in something similar!!! yeah jp!

 

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  skipimp_

• Sep 11, 2008

Sweet.. Reminds me of a group called Burners without Borders - People from BUrning Man, who helped build houses in Orleans when the hurricane hit.

They also want to work internationally. YOu should check them out!!