Sponsors

Your sponsorship helps our non-profit club (~40 years!) keep public sliding, after-school programs, and the opportunity for youth to be on the US Natural Track Luge team open and available. We maintain (water, lights, track boards, tractor, sleds, helmets, boots, ...) the only full length iced natural track luge in the United States.

As a Iron sponsor, we have a 18x24 sign made with your business logo, posted at the track. We also celebrate your support on our Facebook channel.
As a Copper sponsor, in addition to the 18x24 sign, and mentions on Facebook, your name/business will be specifically recognized at races.
As a Gold sponsor, in addition to the 18x24 sign, mentions on Facebook, your name/business will be specifically named on promotion of races (posters, advertising) in addition to being thanked on race day.

We want every child to compete and take a memory home - whether a participation award or a medal for being on the podium! - regardless of their ability to pay. Your sponsorship enables us to have zero club race fees for participants, purchases medals, and helps provide for the club potluck that follows the race. Every youth competes from at or below where they have trained on the track. This means a few more starting gates and a little extra work for the race officials, but it keeps the youth safe and having fun.

The additional tax-deductible donations we receive from sponsors who are able are also very much appreciated.

Thank you to our 2024-2025 season sponsors of this family-friendly, and internationally competitive, winter sport. They support races and our ability to welcome folks - both local and travelers - to this great winter sport with a well-prepared track and equipment.

See the list of our season sponsors on our homepage!

Did you know?

On July 26, 2022, the Upper Peninsula Luge Club was recognized in the United States House of Representatives, with Rep. Bergman noting that in our non-profit club's forty years "the UPLC has become an indispensable part of the Upper Peninsula", and that "through their commitment to excellence and inclusivity, UPLC creates a fun, safe, and accessible activity during the long winter season of the Upper Peninsula."