Saving Sailing

Sailing ranks among country churches, Amish barns and potlucks as institutions substantially built and shaped by volunteers. Their work is all around us: in our clubs, games, safety nets and schools. They deserve a giant shout out. But shout loud and shout fast, because they’re also old. Here’s how to make sure their legacy of altruism isn’t squandered: Read my latest “On the Wind” column in Sailing Magazine.

Tagged: mentoring, old men, sailing clubs, sailing lessons, Sailing Magazine, sailing memories, sailing school, saving sailing

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