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!
THE RADDEST WAY TO SUPPORT THE CANCER COMMUNITY!
First Descents’ annual 80’s Ski Party is one of the raddest, most excellent parties of the year. So rad that we are bringing the party coast-to-coast with stops this fall in Denver and San Francisco. Relive the greatest decade of ski wear and celebrate the 80’s decade while raising money for First Descents.
With live music performed by That Eighties Band, free beer until it runs out, and the chance to win incredible prizes from our balloon drop, our Denver 80’s Ski Party will be a can’t miss event. So, grab your ticket today and we will catch you on the dance floor!
Tickets are $50 in advance, $60 at the door!
Interested in sponsoring the 80’s Ski Party? Learn more about our sponsorship opportunities HERE!
This event is a 21+ event.
PURCHASE TICKETS
First Descents has been named a beneficiary of Tap Cancer Out - a nonprofit that raises funds and awareness for cancer fighting organizations on behalf of the Jiu-Jitsu aka "grappling" community. Outdoor athletes like surfers and climbers have been cross-training in the sport of Brazilian…
Learn MoreWe're bringing 300 of our closest friends, business leaders, philanthropists and entrepreneurs together for the 17th Annual First Descents Ball at the Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch in Beaver Creek, Colorado on Saturday, April 6! We hope you'll join us as we…
Learn MoreThis year will be the 17th year First Descents has fielded a team for the infamous Leadville 100 Mountain Bike Race in Leadville, CO – 104 miles long with over 12,000 feet of elevation gain at altitudes up to 12,600…
Learn MoreThis year will be the 6th year First Descents has fielded a team for the Leadville 100 Trail Run. Does running 100 miles with over 14,000ft of elevation gain through the heart of the Rocky Mountains sound like fun to…
Learn More