Thanks to our partners!
We simply wouldn't be able to do what we do without generous support from our sponsors and partners! Thanks for enabling us to serve our community and make the outdoors a more inclusive and equitable place!
Our 2025 Sponsors
As the most iconic climbing hold in the Skaha Bluffs, the crimps help us build strength and endurance. Just as crimps sprinkle joy across the gneiss rock face, Cabin's support make our smiles brighter along the mentorship journey.
"We're pumped to support ROC! As a company filled with employees passionate about the outdoors, including several employees who climb, we love to support local initiatives that encourage mentorship as well as stoke the fire of movement and personal growth!" - Cabin
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Jug Sponsor:
You know that big jug in the middle of an overhang climb? The one that is perfectly placed and just so needed that the climb would basically feel impossible without it. That's what's how we see this sponsorship - a fundamental cornerstone of our Mentorship Program that will help us deepen and broaden our community impact immensely. Thank you, Arc'teryx Kelowna for your generous support!
Our Community Partners
Thank you to Anna Schneider for your generous support in designing our website and logo. (If you want your brand to look just as cool as ours, reach out to her here.)
Our 2024 Mentorship Program was funded by Federation of Mountain Clubs BC (FMCBC) and Recreation Foundation BC grants. Their support helped us organize more courses and workshops to build safer rock climbing practices and improved land stewardship among our program participants. Many thanks for your valued support!
Our 2023 pilot program was funded by TakingITGlobal’s Sprout Fellowship Program. We are deeply grateful for their seed grant, making the birth of this initiative a possibility.
Our Previous Funders
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Rock On Collective Climbing Association
With respect and gratitude, Rock On Collective would like to acknowledge that the land across which we live and climb is the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the syilx and nlaka’pamux Peoples. Furthermore, we recognize tu?ikən (Skaha Bluffs) as a culturally and spiritually significant site for the Okanagan Nation Alliance and commit to our role in respecting and interacting in a reciprocal relationship with tmixʷ (the land and all life forms which interact on it).