6th Annual Climb for the Kids Starts its Journey up the Mountain!

The Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation is thrilled to announce that on Saturday, July 13, 2024, Martin Kisel and his climbing partner Steve Jackson, alongside several other generous mountaineers, will be participating in the 6th Annual Climb for the Kids. This year, they aim to conquer the Summit of Mt. Yale to raise funds for children and teens battling cancer! Mt. Yale stands tall as a prominent peak in the Collegiate Peaks of the Sawatch Range in the Rocky Mountains of North America. Support Martin and the team by donating as they climb for the kids!

With an impressive $8,626 collected last year and a grand total of $23,115 raised over the last five years, we're on a mission to hit this year's target of $15,000! Join forces with us to bring joy to courageous young cancer fighters nationwide. Every penny goes towards giving toys, gifts, and gift cards to kids and teens battling cancer through The Treasure Chest Foundation.

The Treasure Chest Foundation is dedicated to providing toys and gift cards that offer comfort and distraction to children and teens with cancer as they endure painful procedures as part of their treatment protocol. The Foundation’s efforts have been so successful and well-received that Treasure Chests are in cancer treatment centers across the nation and support thousands of children monthly.

Every little bit you can chip in will spread smiles to kids battling cancer. Donating this year is a breeze - scan the QR code, visit our website or the GoFundMe page, or pop a check in the mail in the provided envelope. Your donation goes directly to the Treasure Chest Foundation.

A huge thank you in advance for being a superhero to kids in need. Your kindness brings hope and comfort to countless young warriors facing tough treatments. Let's rally behind our climbers by donating, sharing the GoFundMe page, and spreading the word about the amazing work the Treasure Chest Foundation does every single day for these brave kiddos!

With all Gratitude,

Kendra Connor