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the whole family up to the mountain on weekends, and her mom, who had dinner prepared every night and made sure Cassie was always ready for a day in the halfpipe. If it wasn’t for her family’s support helping to Feed The Dream, Cassie wouldn’t be the champion freestyle skier she is today.

late at night or early in the morning, his father would ride behind him on a snowmobile, lighting the path in front of him. That work ethic would lead him to four Paralympic Games, including his first gold medal win at the 2018 PyeongChang Games and a 4 medal performance at the 2022 Beijing Games. Needless to say, the farm helped to Feed The Dream, and gave Mark the tools he needed to come home from this year’s Games with 1 gold medal, 1 silver medal, and 2 bronze medals. Congratulations, Mark!

Black woman to play hockey in the Winter Olympics, but she had her family’s love and support along the way. Their sacrifice helped Feed The Dream, and win Sarah a silver medal at PyeongChang 2018, a gold at the IIHF World Championships this past summer, and a gold medal at Beijing 2022. Let’s congratulate Sarah and her teammates on their big win at Beijing 2022.

age two and hasn’t stopped since. She owes her career to her family and her tenacity, which has helped Feed The Dream for her along the way. From midnight drives with her mom up to Whistler after gymnastics practice so she could race early the next day, to constantly pushing herself to do better. It fuels her relentless passion for her sport.

to pursue her dream of playing hockey at the highest level, but her family was behind her every step of the way. In fact, it was their encouragement and support that helped Feed The Dream and inspire Blayre to continue on her journey. A journey that has led her to this gold medal – a big win for all of Canada.

her passion to her brother, who would spend hours with her outside when they were kids, battling for the puck, never giving an inch, in order to make her a better player. That passion was a beautiful gift that has helped Feed The Dream for Marie-Philip, motivating her to compete at the highest level. And to this day, she still battles it out with her brother at a local rink every Christmas.

for him are what helped Feed The Dream for Brady. From an early age, they were behind him in every way. His grandma, parents and sister were all heavily involved in Brady’s ski club, pitching in and helping out to ensure Brady could stay in the club, train and compete. All this led Brady to the 2022 Beijing Games, where he placed 6th in Ski Cross.

skating dreams. Isabelle owes a lot to her family, crediting them with helping to Feed The Dream that got her to this moment. In fact, Isabelle still eats the same breakfast of oatmeal her parents and grandparents made every morning. Not only to remind herself of where she came from, but who she’s competing for. All this helped Isabelle get to the 2022 Beijing Games, where she won a gold, silver and bronze medal, and was given the honour of being the Closing Ceremony flag bearer.

on the hill. Max even went as far as trekking with his sister to the local hockey arena to find the little snow he could during the summer months to train. All that family support paid off. It helped to Feed The Dream for Max, earning him a silver medal at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics and getting him to Beijing 2022, where he won both gold and bronze medals.