Tahoe City, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/03/2014 -- The Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team today announces a fundraising benefit event held in partnership with Moe's Original Bar B Que in Tahoe City, Ca. on Friday night December 12th starting at 7pm. Mojo Green will bring their heavy horn funk and soul styling's to the Moe's stage starting at 9pm. Mojo Green is becoming known as one of the premier funk and soul bands on the west coast. Pre-sale event tickets are available at Moe's beginning today and ticket prices start at $10.

"Given the loss of our annual fund raising event "The Great Ski Race" 2 out of the last three years we are especially grateful to receive the support from the Rockin' for Rescues event held by our friends at Moe's Original Bar B Que in Tahoe City". "It's through the help of generous community partners like Moe's Original Bar B Que that enables the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team to serve the Lake Tahoe region and beyond when people get lost or injured in the backcountry," said Chris McConnell, President, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue.

"Being part of the community is part of who we are at Moe's Original Bar B Que. The whole crew at Tahoe Nordic Nordic Search and Rescue does so much for our neighbors and visitors in a time of need; we are stoked to help out. We will be holding a raffle, silent auction, hosting Mojo Green's funky soul music and serving up our Southern soul food revival for everyone to enjoy at Rockin' for Rescues" said Eric Pilcher, Owner, Moe's Original Bar B Que.

"Our primary mission to conduct fast, safe rescues and educate the public on winter safety is aided significantly by the support of Moe's Original Bar B Que and the Rockin' for Rescues event. In our 39-year history we have rescued over 500 individuals and responded to over 300 calls for help. TNSAR owes Moe's Original Bar B Que a huge thank you for their financial support and recognition of the team's work," said Chris McConnell, President, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue.

For more information on the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team, visit:
http://www.tahoenordicsar.com/about.shtml

For more information on Moe's Original Bar B Que Tahoe City, visit:
http://www.moesoriginalbbq.com/lo/tahoecity/tahoe-city-about/

About Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue
The Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue team was conceived in 1976 as a response to the death of a boy lost off the backside of Northstar-At-Tahoe ski area during a blizzard. There was, at the time, no organized backcountry ski team to help search for the boy. Desperate phone calls to some local Nordic skiers produced a search party that eventually located the youth, but only after it was too late. This group of skiers, along with the boy's father, who today still remains on the Nordic team, learned there was an important void to be filled. Thus, the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team was born. 39 years later the all-volunteer non-profit team has rescued over 500 individuals and responded to over 300 calls for help. Based in the North Lake Tahoe/Truckee area, the Team has matured considerably after these many years but the goals remain the same: Conducting fast, safe rescues and educating the public on winter safety.

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Tahoe Vista, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/26/2014 -- The Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team, Inc. a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization receives a 2014 IRONMAN Foundation Community Fund Grant.

The Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team today announces The IRONMAN Foundation has chosen them for a 2014 IRONMAN Community Fund Grant.

"It's through generous donations such as The IRONMAN Foundation Grant that TNSAR (Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue) can continue to serve the Lake Tahoe region and beyond when people get lost or injured in the backcountry," said Chris McConnell, President, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue.

"We strive to leave a lasting legacy in IRONMAN race communities by giving back to organizations that make an impact locally through our grant funding process," said Betsy Langan, Community Relations Manager for The IRONMAN Foundation. "The IRONMAN Foundation received applications from a range of outstanding non-profit organizations, and we are thrilled to be able to provide support for the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue team that volunteers in a time of need and makes a difference in and around the Lake Tahoe community."

"Our primary mission to conduct fast, safe rescues and educate the public on winter safety is aided significantly by The IRONMAN Community Fund Grant. In our 39-year history we have rescued over 500 individuals and responded to over 300 calls for help. TNSAR owes IRONMAN a huge thank you for their financial support and recognition of the team's work," said Chris McConnell, President, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue.

For more information on the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team, visit: http://www.tahoenordicsar.com/about.shtml

For more information on The IRONMAN Foundation, visit: http://www.ironmanfoundation.org/site/c.8qKLJUMuFdLYG/b.7679085/k.BEBE/Home.htm

For more information, contact:
Chris McConnell
President, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team, Inc.
530.546.4235
cmcconnell@outlook.com

Betsy Langan
Community Relations Manager for The IRONMAN Foundation.
813.868.5928
betsy.langan@ironman.com

About Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue
The Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue team was conceived in 1976 as a response to the death of a boy lost off the backside of Northstar-At-Tahoe ski area during a blizzard. There was, at the time, no organized backcountry ski team to help search for the boy. Desperate phone calls to some local Nordic skiers produced a search party that eventually located the youth, but only after it was too late. This group of skiers, along with the boy's father, who today still remains on the Nordic team, learned there was an important void to be filled. Thus, the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team was born. 39 years later the all-volunteer non-profit team has rescued over 500 individuals and responded to over 300 calls for help. Based in the North Lake Tahoe/Truckee area, the Team has matured considerably after these many years but the goals remain the same: Conducting fast, safe rescues and educating the public on winter safety.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm