Are you ready to make a difference? And history?

Join hundreds of other young people your age, fresh out of school (or just about!) for the year and ready to have fun and make a difference.

Just say it: I Commit to Climb! Feels good, hey?

The next step is easy. Complete the registration page. Then start reaching out to your family, friends, friends of friends, and their friends too. You get the idea.

Ask them to pledge you, so when you climb the Grouse Grind on June 22 together you can all raise money for a project to provide clean drinking water for families in Kenya.

Every $25 donation provides clean water to one person—for life.

PLUS... 

Each time you refer one of your friends to sign up, you’ll be entered to win cool prizes from Quiksilver, ivviva, DC and Oakley. Just make sure your friends add your name to the “How did you hear about the event” section when they register.

*All registered One Climb participants will receive a complimentary skyride download on the day of the event. 

Posters  11x17  (pdf) 8.5x11 (pdf)

Info sheet 8.5x11

Facebook event (invite your friends!)

Tag your posts on twitter, tumblr + instagram with #OneClimb

Show your support on facebook with one of these cover photos!
I Commit        The Big Day      Water Drops

Graphics
250x300 (animated gif)       400x400 (jpg)

Participant Information Guide (pdf)  - Prepare for the big day and get geared up for the climb

Group Logistics Guide  (pdf) - Everything you need to know about bringing a group to One Climb!

Waiver Form (pdf)

Activity sheet for students


Get social with us! 

 
 

Kenny from SONiC invites you to join his team and climb the Grouse Grind on June 22.

 

Free The Children Kenya Program’s Director Robin Wiszowaty has sent this video in support of One Climb all the way from Kenya!

 

 
Me to We Speaker Molly Burke has sent this video in support of One Climb.

 

Videos to share / download
Craig Kielburger’s Kenya Water surprise

One Climb video: cool animation, all about One Climb

Meet Spencer West: his life story -- so far. Spencer climbed Mount Kilimanjaro last summer despite about losing his legs at the age of five!