The Climb Continues –Summer

Summer -
2010 Memorial Day through Labor Day

For registration and information about the 2010 Climb the King fundraiser please visit http://www.climbtheking.org

Climb the King Stats

2009 - Climbers – 646 
Climbs – 8146 
Total Raised – $74,736.46 
Number of Teams - 41 
Sponsors – Snow King Resort, Wells Fargo, First Interstate Bank, Cowboy Kids Pediatrics, Jedediah’s, Newton Foundation, JHCCC Board of Directors, Tom Kalishman, Brendan McDermott

2008 - Climbers – 508 
Climbs – 6102 
Total Raised – $$94.204.51 
Number of Teams - 33 
Sponsors – Snow King Resort, Strout Architects, CK Mechanical, JH Radio, First Interstate Bank, Teton Motors, Hard Drive Café, High County Linen, Mountain Valley Glass, Raymond James Financial Services

2007 - Climbers – 216 
Climbs – 3,229 
Total Raised – $24,952.94 
Sponsors – Snow King Resort, Strout Architects, CK Mechanical, JH Radio, First Interstate Bank, Teton Motors, Hard Drive Café, High County Linen, Mountain Valley Glass, Raymond James Financial Services 
 
2006 - Climbers – 169 
Climbs – 2,532 
Total Raised – $20,695 
Total Matching Funds Raised – $112,000 

Overview: The Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center has completed construction of a 9300 SF mental health facility at 640 Easy Broadway to house all of our operations for years to come. Our campaign has raised $2 million towards our goal of $3.7 million and now we need your help! In order to provide essential mental health services in our community, we must raise additional funds to ensure uninterrupted services to all in need.

Form a Team — Joing a Team: Recruit your friends, co-workers, and family members to climb! Businesses and organizations can form a team or just a group of friends. Challenge another team and keep track of team stats. RAISE money as a Team as well.

Make a Donation/Pledge: Make a pledge in support of yourself, another Climber or the groups cumulative Climbs. Every $ Helps!

Solicit Pledges: Challenge yourself to raise money to help this vital effort: talk to family, friends, co-workers, anyone who cares in helping others.  

T-Shirts and Snow King Summit Chairlift Download Pass Each registered climber receives an official Climb T-Shirt and a Snow King Summit Chairlift Download Pass. You must have the pass with you in order to receive a free chairlift ride down throughout the summer. This is a $2.00 per ride value donated by Snow King – The Town Hill. T-Shirts and Passes may be obtained at the Kick Off Event as well as by coming to JHCCC Offices, Monday Through Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Weather & Safety: Safety is our number 1 priority. If bad weather is imminent, please do not begin to climb. If you are on the Mountain please begin down immediately or seek temporary cover. The chairlift will stop running during all threatening weather. If you see the chair is not running, please head down the mountain. We need all climbers to stay safe and healthy to help achieve our goals! 

Clothing, Footwear & Fluids: Please dress appropriately for all conditions on Snow King Mountain. Often times storms can come in quickly, rides down can be chilly & windy, and proper footwear is essential. Remember to drink lots of fluids as well!

Track Your Climbs: Track your own climbs, and see how the Climb 2010 is going by logging on at www.climbtheking.org

Fundraising: For those interested in helping to raise money for this important project, you may sign up sponsors for your own climbs or sponsor someone else. Its easy, just go to www.climbtheking.org. Climbers can raise funds either for their personal ascents or the group’s collective climbs. i.e. John climbs 50 times and receives $5 from Aunt Joan per climb, thus JHCCC would receive 50 x $5 = $250 or Aunt Joan pledges $.25 for the group’s collective climbs, thus JHCCC would receive $.25 x 1000 = $ 250 Many thanks to those willing to help with fundraising!

 For registration and information about the 2010 Climb the King fundraiser please visit http://www.climbtheking.org