The National Ability Center began in 1985 as an adaptive alpine ski program serving 45 individuals. Today, the organization provides over 18,000 experiences in a dozen different recreation and sports programs year-round to more than 2,200 people of all ages and abilities. Programs include: Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, Snowboarding, Aquatics, Archery, Biathlon, Challenge Course, Cycling, Equestrian Programs (Therapeutic Horseback Riding, Hippotherapy, and Equine Facilitated Learning), Rock Climbing, Sled Hockey, Water Sports, as well as Custom & Group program offerings. As a national role model, the National Ability Center promotes the concept of ability through integration, public awareness, education and training.

Trifecta wines is committed to philanthropy and, in particular, we are proud to be a supporter of the National Ability Center’s annual Red, White & Snow event. Trifecta has been sponsoring and participating in this tremendous event since its inception 10 years ago. We feel a strong connection to the National Ability Center and its mission to empower individuals of all abilities. Each winter, we look forward to our ‘pilgrimage’ to Park City, UT. Not only do we have a wonderful time at Red, White & Snow, we are reminded of the incredible work the staff and volunteers of the National Ability Center are doing. The experience certainly solidifies Trifecta’s commitment to the organization and to the children, adults, military groups and athletes the National Ability Center impacts each and every day.

Named one of the “25 Artists You Should Know” by U.S. Art, the self taught Thomas Arvid has become an art world phenomenon with his iconic portrayals of the wine experience. He continues to astonish both art and wine enthusiasts with his monumental compositions that capture the delicate beauty of wine and the evocative pleasure of its consumption. Arvid conveys in vivid detail one of the most enjoyable aspects of life – getting together with friends to enjoy good conversation over the perfect bottle of wine – all to support the life changing experiences offered by National Ability Center.
To purchase artwork, please contact the Rich Haines Galleries at 435-647-3881 or visit the gallery at their new location 751 Main Street, Park City.