support rites of passage
Can you give this season to ensure that people have access to a place to grieve, a place to be seen, a place to grow? Are you willing to help create a culture in which we look to Nature as a friend, counselor, and wisdom-keeper? Will you help us financially so that we can continue the work of community-building, of making space to be authentic, so that people out there know they are not alone?
Thank you!
other ways to help
donate.
Your tax-deductible donation helps:
families raise responsible and empowered adults
guide youth into adulthood in a healthy way
elders to utilize and be recognized for their wisdom
people affirm their unique gifts and their importance in this world
re-root people in the wisdom and peace of nature
inspire individuals to carry out their visions
provide safe spaces for grief and vulnerability
ground people into a vision of a sustainable future
volunteer.
You have skills and talents worth sharing. We are looking for help filling the following roles:
Gear Mover - help pack and unpack before and after trips (2-4 hr blocks interspersed)
Volunteer Coordinator (three hours/week)
Graphic Designer
Photographer - document events
Videographer - share our story on the web!
Board Member
Advisory Council Member - put on fundraising events and spread the good word
Welcome Home Team - organize ceremony, work together to host five annual summer events
Flyering Squad - ride your bike, post flyers on message boards
Email our Administrative Coordinator at center@cascadiquest.org to sign up.
partner.
If your business aims to support environmental rights, youth development, and spiritual connection, then you’ve come to the right place. We welcome the help of businesses that can sponsor our annual fundraiser, host smaller year-round fundraising events, donate to our scholarship fund, and provide matching grants. Give Executive Director Rob Miller a call at 458-201-2868.
WISH LIST
We will accept your tax-deductible, in-kind donations of any of the following:
Big ticket items:
Vehicle (high clearance truck or passenger van)
Event space (indoor and outdoor for ceremonies)
High quality digital camera (stills and/or video)
Outdoor Gear:
Thick, high-quality tarps
Sleeping bags (below freezing grade)
Winter coats (adult sizes)
Rain jackets (adult sizes)
Sleeping pads
Travel shovels
Foldable pruning saws
Collapsible canning stoves
Everest high-power camping stoves
Columbia fuel tanks (the green ones)
Paracord
Miscellaneous:
Burly plastic storage bins
Folding tables
Canopy shelters (10 x 10 or larger)
Candles, tea lights
Hot water carafe
Dish towels
Backjacks (floor chair that folds)
Folding chairs
Floor cushions
