Live it! Love it! Foundation 2011—2021

Our mission was to redefine possibilities for people with spinal cord injuries through adventure, community, and a relentless commitment to well-being.

Our History

The Live It! Love It! Foundation was founded in 2011 by Jeff Scott and Izzy Lynch in British Columbia, Canada to make adventure and outdoor recreation more accessible for people with disabilities.

We believed everyone should have the opportunity to experience adventure and the outdoors.

For ten years, we brought people together through adaptive sports, adaptive outdoor recreation, mountain adventures, and community events. Together, we challenged expectations, built confidence, and created lasting memories.

The foundation concluded its operations in 2021. This website preserves its history and celebrates everyone who made it possible.

But most of all, we had a lot of fun.

A group of people, many in wheelchairs, sitting in a circle on a grassy field outdoors with mountains in the background and sunlight shining on them.
Six women in winter attire smiling together outdoors in a snowy area, wearing colorful jackets, hats, and sunglasses.
Three young adults in wheelchairs sitting outdoors near a lake with kayaks on the ground, surrounded by trees and a forested area.
A person in winter gear and a blue helmet riding a snow scooter on snow-covered mountains, with a sign that says 'The Stoke Chair' nearby.
A smiling young woman with blonde hair in a braid, wearing pink and black sunglasses, a colorful striped shirt, and a white jacket, sitting session on a person's lap in a wheelchair outdoors on a grassy area with trees and a modern house in the backg
A person wearing a black jacket, ski helmet, goggles, and gloves skiing down a snowy slope in a forested area.
Group of people preparing kayaks and paddleboards on a dock near a river, surrounded by trees, with some people wearing life jackets and others holding paddles.
Group of skiers and a person on a rescue sled in snowy mountain landscape with tall snow-covered peaks in the background.
Person wearing a helmet and winter gear falling into deep snow while skiing in a snowy landscape with a person in yellow jacket and snow-covered trees in background.
Paralympic athlete in a wheelchair wearing a Canadian sports jacket, holding a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a gold medal in the other, celebrating on the podium with mountain scenery in the background.
Two skiers sitting on a ski lift, wearing winter gear and helmets, in snowy weather at a ski resort.
A young man sitting in a wheelchair outdoors surrounded by green foliage, wearing sunglasses, a colorful baseball cap, a green t-shirt with a geometric design, and making a surprised or excited facial expression as sunlight filters through the trees.