Funders to approach for Appalachian Mountain Leadership
Part iii, organizations exempt purposeuse the challenges provided by outdoor adventure expeditions for team development, leadership training and spiritual formation. Part iii, organizations accomplishments.we spent a total of 86 days in the field in 2023, serving 151 participants and 7 instructors through adventure-based programming. Two of our programs were open enrollment summer camp programs for local youth, while the remainder of our programing was custom built for local and regional non-profits/businesses. Additionally, we were able to host two outdoor adventure interns during the summer months- providing both college credit and immersive mentoring and professional development opportunities. Throughout the year, we also hosted 48 social and technical outings to foster service oriented community amongst our staff and supporters/partners. Part iii, organizations accomplishments (continued).we are proud to have exemplified our core values of service, compassion, belief, and excellence throughout our operations as we strive towards our mission of fostering and inspiring servant…
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- 1North Carolina Community FoundationGives in North Carolina (755 of 1140)Similar grantees: Mountain Alliance Inc ($63k/yr), Old Hickory Council Inc Boy Scouts of America ($10k/yr), Eastern Carolina Young Men's Christian Association Inc ($30k/yr)under 1 in 100$18k
- 2Rei Cooperative Action FundSimilar grantees: Black Outside Inc ($50k/yr), Big City Mountaineers ($15k/yr), Outdoor Outreach ($38k/yr)under 1 in 100$16k
- 3The Cannon Foundation IncGives in North Carolina (518 of 580)Similar grantees: Eastern Carolina Young Men's Christian Association Inc ($100k/yr), Young Life ($5k/yr)under 1 in 100$30k
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