Thank-you to everyone who supported this event. So far we have raised over $19,000 and counting. We still have clothing on sale at evolution, so stop on by and see if you can tip the scale over $20,000.

We are pleased to announce our winners for the Vinyasa for Vermont Raffle!
Congratulations to:

Stephanie Seguino for winning the Burton Snowboard Package.

Eva Devant for winning the 6-month unlimited to evolution yoga.

Betsy Ross for winning the Yoga Super package from Yoga Vermont, Burlington Yoga, Bristol Yoga, South-End Studio and Laughing River Yoga.

Our fundraising team raised over $12,000. I would like to recognize our top five fundraisers: Jimmy Woodard, Christine Holt, Eva Devant, Rachel Stanton and Elena Schneible. They collectively raised almost $4500.

They won the following prizes:
Tickets to Wanderlust
10 Sessions of Neurmuscular Therapy with Stephen O'Dwyer
A $300 gift certificate to Lululemon
Tickets to the Winter and Spring Burlington Yoga Conference
Tuition to an Honest Yoga Teacher Training

Thank-you to our sponsors and all who participated. Pictures will be up on the site soon.

On August 29th 2011 Vermont sustained devastating floods sweeping away homes, businesses, roads, bridges and farms.. Although it’s been over two months since the disaster, many people are still in limbo. The cost of rebuilding may not be known until well into 2012. Farmers are unsure if they should replant in areas now in the floodplain. Rivers have taken over land where homes once stood. People are paying mortgages on homes that don’t exist or land where a home can no longer be built. Despite disaster relief efforts, there is still a great need for additional fundraising. As Vermonters, we need to be prepared for a long-term effort to rebuild our communities.

Vinyasa for Vermont has been developed to bring the yoga community together in one venue, united to support the rebuilding of Vermont. We have selected two non-profit funds to be the recipients of the money raised: The Intervale Farmer Recovery Fund to help with local disaster relief and The Vermont Disaster Relief Fund for statewide long-term relief efforts. 100% of profits will go to these two funds.