24 Hours. One Mountain. Huge Results! Your 2025 Downhill 24 Recap

The 13th Annual Downhill 24 at Sugarloaf Mountain was one for the books!

From impressive fundraising totals to non-stop skiing and snowboarding under the lights, this 24-hour challenge brought together an incredible community of winter athletes, fundraisers, and supporters.

Check out the final results, top fundraisers, and an exclusive photo gallery celebrating the biggest winter fundraiser in Maine. Whether you skied, donated, or cheered from the sidelines—this event proved that when we come together, we make a difference for kids across Maine!

❉ Why is This Event so Special? ❉

❉ Participation Makes a Difference: Funds raised through the Downhill 24 provide kids and families with the tools and resources they need to stay active outdoors all winter long.

❉ Statewide Reach: WinterKids programs support over 50,000 participants across all 16 counties in Maine.

❉ For the Kids, By the Kids: This year’s focus on “kids helping kids” inspires participants of all ages to work together for a common goal: ensuring that winter fun and outdoor activities are accessible to everyone.

❉ EVENT BENEFICIARIES ❉

As the 2025 Downhill 24 beneficiary, Sugarloaf Ski Club received a $10,000 grant plus half the money they raised through their participation in the event.

These kids didn’t just receive beneficiary funds—they dominated the competition and took home the coveted Kids’ Cup! Their combined fundraising efforts, race arena performance, inflatable obstacle course, and time on the mountain earned them the top spot.

Together, they raised an incredible $30,810! Leading the way was their team captain, J.J. Sevigny, who not only spearheaded the fundraising efforts but also earned the title of Top Youth Fundraiser by raising an impressive $11,365 on his own!

❉ 2025 RESULTS TO CELEBRATE ❉

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❉ PHOTO GALLERY ❉

Courtesy of: Stephen Davis Phillips and Julia Peet Photography