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Posted on 01/16/201501/16/2015 by tiffanyhensleyPosted in Uncategorized

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Help me out: what's the best logo of this set? Any critique, ideas? You can follow @climbingwithoutborders to see what CWB is doing. Thanks to all the help from our friends in the climbing community: the pro athletes, brands, sponsors, gyms, and countless amazing souls who've either donated, given advice, or supported this dream in some creative way...I can't tag you all in one post, but you know who you are, and you'll get a bear hug when I see you. 🤗

Hello, USA! It's good to be back for a bit. #doglove

Pure stoke. This human bean got the lil' ngo 'Climbing Without Borders' badges for OR Show! (AHH!!! Responsibility!!) + What is it? I registered Climbing Without Borders as a 501(c)(3) in the US to grow the incoming donations for @climbingborders to help other at-risk youth programs around the world. + What has it done? In the first 5 months, CWB could: -> Donate 20+ pairs of shoes to the first nation tribe of Wind River's Boys and Girls Club in Wyoming -> Collect gear from numerous gyms, friends, and events around the country (i.e. Brooklyn Boulders, ICF) and began housing and sorting the gear at donated space in the @BoulderSportsRecycler. -> Raise over $2,000 in funding for the at-risk youth program in Mexico, @climbingborders! >>> Thanks to the volunteers who helped! Like @tashabran and Fynn Blake, who raised $400, just the amount needed to register the NGO ($250), SHIP some gear, and buy a SITE! www.climbingwithoutborders.com P.S. hey, shoot me a message if you're interested in VOLUNTEERING!

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