Join the Team!

Spread the Word

Help us reach more students

Our programs have been a positive tool, reaching thousands with a positive message that people need to hear. We will not rest until every student in California hears this powerful message. Recommend us to your PTA/PTO coordinator, teachers, principles, home school association, and friends.

Volunteer Your Time

Show Your Support

This is a great way to get involved in this rewarding program.  One way is through assisting us with shows as we travel to a town near yours. Assisting with performer showcases, PTA conventions, and other promotional opportunities.  We are also looking for gifted people to help us with administration needs such as book keeping, marketing, website maintenance, fund raising, and social media management.

Project Togo

Make a Donation

Adventure Quest Institute always appreciates the generosity and involvement of people like you, with every contribution going towards making it possible to reach more students with these Gold Nugget life principles.  Togo was the superhero of the 1925 Serum Run to save the Diphtheria stricken children of Nome, Alaska. Today, with your generous tax deductible gift, you can join our team by helping us inspire children at Title one schools that otherwise would not be able to afford the Mush for Gold program.

We want to provide you with the correct and appropriate information pertaining to your mode of support, so don’t hesitate to contact us with your questions.

Engaging

Hands-On Interaction

We bring out a truck load of real dog sledding gear, the same gear we use when out exploring the wilderness.  Arctic clothing, dog sled, snow shoes, harnesses and lines, cooker, and much more.  Students can dress up in arctic gear while wearing a real racing bib, and even stand on a real dog sled.  We have sleds used in two well known Disney Films, Eight Below and Snow Dogs.

Hilarious

Story Telling

Robert uses his animated story telling, acted out by your students on stage, to bring to life lessons learned through years of working with his team of Alaskan Huskies.

Memorable

Cuddle Time

Each students get a chance to meet real working sled dogs from champion Iditarod lines.  These dogs came from tree different lines, Susan Butcher (four-time Iditarod Champion), Jeff King (four-time Iditarod Champion), and Leonard Seppala (owner of two famous sled dogs, Togo and Balto from the famous 1925 Serum Run).