Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up is a series of global climbing events to raise money for the American Foundation for Children with AIDS (AFCA). AFCA is a not-for-profit foundation providing medical supplies and aid to children in countries hardest hit by HIV/AIDS including Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
The Challenge: Along with the Case Foundation, Parade Magazine is presenting America's Giving Challenge and awarding $50,000 to the top eight charities whose supporters have attracted the most unique donors to their cause.American Foundation for Children with AIDS, the organizers ...read more
The Jeff Lowe Mountain Foundation's mission is to promote the joys of climbing, secure access and protect the mountain environment. Currently the JLMF is producing the documentary film Jeff Lowe's Metanoia, the true story of one man's journey from the top of the world to the end ...read more
On September 19th, the American Foundation for Children with AIDS (AFCA, helpkidswithAIDs.org) participated in a summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro. The summit was in conjunction with the foundation's Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up charity event, an event that allows participants to engage ...read more
The American Alpine Club is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our vision is a united community of competent climbers and healthy climbing landscapes. ...read more
The Roanoke Region of Virginia is a premier spot for outdoor recreation. The Roanoke Regional Partnership created RoanokeOutside.com to showcase why Roanoke is one of the best outdoor towns in the United States. The Roanoke Region of Virginia consists of counties and cities at ...read more
The Conservation Alliance's mission is to engage outdoor businesses to help protect and conserve threatened wild places for their habitat and recreation values. ...read more
The Outdoor Industries Women's Coalition is an organization of women across the bike, outdoor and snowsports industries. We come together at trade shows and in seven regions across the US to share ideas, establish communities and strengthen our industries. ...read more
The time has come for a new alliance of outdoor interests embracing a 21st century vision of recreation management and cooperation on our public lands. The inability of the recreation community to work collectively and long-standing rivalries between recreation interests have ...read more
Since legendary mountaineer Paul Petzoldt founded the school in 1965, more than 230,000 students have graduated from the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), the leader in wilderness education. Whether through field-based courses offered in some of the most awe-inspiring ...read more
