This Year Was Different
This was my sixth go around hiking with 46Climbs. This time was different, though. I wasn’t sure I would hike at all, as I was recovering from a serious lower leg injury that could have meant a long hospital stay or worse. It didn’t, and I dragged myself up a little drumlin in New Hampshire, stopping […]
New Ipswich Hiker Takes on 160-mile Appalachian Trail Challenge for Suicide Prevention
https://ledgertranscript.com/2025/08/31/hiker-david-graves-appalachian-trail/
NYS DEC takes part in 46Climbs to Raise Money for Suicide Prevention
https://www.news10.com/news/mental-health/nys-dec-takes-part-in-46climbs-to-raise-money-for-suicide-prevention/
Coming Together as a Team
“The best part of participating was coming together as a team! Getting survivors on the mountain.”- Amy Haptonstall
Talking to Other Hikers
“Great being asked about my shirt and being able to talk to other hikers about the fundraiser and suicide prevention in general.” – Ben Collins
A Positive Group of People!
“The best part was knowing I helped raise funds for a great cause and seeing all of the participants having fun in their photos doing the same thing. What a positive group of people!” – Jess Brown
Climbing for a Cause – Clarkson University
46Climbs 2021 Article
No Crews, Just Wilderness
https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/42355/20200922/no-crews-just-wilderness-two-women-set-new-adirondack-46er-record
Powerless to Power
“Losing someone you love to suicide can make you feel powerless. This event made us feel like we we had a little bit of power to make a difference in the future.” – Ashley Pullen
Knowing I Made a Difference
“The best part of participating in 46Climbs is pride; knowing I made a difference in the fight against Suicide and Mental Illness. Nature is so therapeutic and refreshing; it cleans the mind and soul.” – Susan Earabino
