Kids learn to sail, of course. As their confidence grows, they also learn independence and team work. Course fees shouldn’t be a barrier to growing in this remarkable sport.
Class tuition, which includes a junior membership, is kept low. However, some families need assistance. OYCYF provided $1,200 to reduce tuition for families in need.
Success with OYC receipt of first six boats in February 2019.
Upon receipt OYC Bob got to work on rigging the new boats.
A storage rack was built on the dock to hold all ten RS Teras.
OYC had been using three Zumas. These fun boats were unique to OYC but didn’t offer double handed sailing. For a good curriculum, a change was needed to offer strong intermediate and advanced Learn-to-Sail classes.
3 of 5 Boats Delivered
Sanded and Painted
Maiden Voyage
Though the RIB was reliable, it leaked air and water, and wasn’t an optimal coach boat.
For $3,000 a used Boston Whaler with a 25HP Honda was acquired. OYCYF contributed $1,000.
Mast/boom storage had been a tangled affair. Broken gear, inconvenience, and limited space were the norm.
OYCYF provided $500: PVC tubes were the answer. Now, 12 masts are easily stowed. Wear and tear is minimized.
