Climb to Conquer Suicide
September 3 – 12, 2021
Climb
Register for the 7th annual 46Climbs national event and be part of this remarkable community!
Donate $25 or more to register, and participate as an individual or a team. Choose any mountain/trail or group of mountains (large or small) and climb/hike anytime between September 3rd – 12th.
You will receive a 46Climbs package – a dry fit t-shirt and a sticker. The first 1,000 participants will also receive a bandana. When you reach the summit, take a picture wearing your shirt or holding up your bandana and post it on social media (Facebook, Twitter or Instagram) with the hashtag #46Climbs. During the event, watch as the pictures and stories flow in from all over the country and beyond!
Goal
Donate
Perhaps climbing/hiking isn’t your thing or you are unable to participate, you can still help! Please consider making a donation to help conquer suicide.
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Stories
“This my fourth year hiking for 46Climbs. We hike to start the conversation about mental health, stop the stigma, and raise funds to help spread education and resources for suicide prevention! And because it’s hard to not feel a little better with these views. One step at a time, one mountain at a time, and always with the support of the community. You are never alone…” – Amanda Borok
“Mark and I hiked over 15 miles this weekend. 46Climbs is an amazing organization based around hiking and mental health support that started in Upstate NY; all proceeds go towards the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. In case you didn’t know, September is National Suicide Prevention month. Simply by having conversations we are beginning to take action to promote healing, provide help and give so many people hope.”– Catherine Magielnicki
“I’m proud to be participating in 46Climbs supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention for the fifth year! Suicide impacts so many of us and if I can help prevent just one, it will be worth it!” – Marc Pozniakas