Phone: 303.945.2490 Fax: 866.592.6911 Email: [email protected]
621 Kalamath St. Ste 175, Denver, CO 80204
This holiday season, our goal is to raise $125,000 to help fund transformative adventures for more than 2,000 young adults impacted by cancer and MS through core programs and community adventures in the year ahead.
JOIN US FOR A 2025 HEALING ADVENTURE!
Join First Descents’ Local Adventure Communities for a nation-wide day of climbing, community, and charity. Your $30 donation will include all-day entry and equipment rentals at a locally partnering climbing gym as well as a custom Climbathon T-Shirt! Individuals who meet their $250 fundraising goal will sponsor one full day of adventure programming for a First Descents participant. Join us!
Who can participate? Anyone! The First Descents community, friends, family members, outfitters, corporate partners, medical providers & adventure lovers are invited to participate in the 2019 First Descents Climbathon. 100% of funds raised support young adults impacted by cancer and other serious health conditions.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, click here.
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