THE CAIRN PROJECT AMBASSADOR PROGRAM

Get Out, Give Back

About Our Ambassador Program

Turn your next adventure into a fundraiser that gives back by expanding access to wilderness and outdoor education programs for pre-teen and teenage girls.

Join a community that is transforming their passion and helping to seed self-esteem, inner strength, and the tenacity to embrace the unexpected in the next generation of young women.

A photo from AWExpeditions showing a line of female mountaineers traversing a hillside wearing crampons, carrying ice axes, and roped together; they're heading toward a mountain peak with golden sunshine on it

Our Ambassador Program by the Numbers

152

monthly supporters

$62k

donated to partner organizations

14

years of doing something

$50

average monthly donor amount

12

current ambassador campaigns

10

staff members

Adventure Miles

How many miles our Cairn Project ambassadors have traveled through their fundraiser campaigns.

126,027

Meet Our Current Ambassadors

Kelly Gazarik

Backpacking the Wonderland Trail

Kathy Murphy

Biking Across Iowa – RABGRAI 2023

Alessandra Trompeo

Thru-hiking the Aosta Valley in Italy

Dana Ringler

Human-Powered Summit of Mt. Baker

Suleyka Garcia Rivera

Hiking the North South Trail

Song Seto

Glaciated Climb to Mt. Baker

Julia Ver Voort

Lake Tahoe Open Water Swim

Meganne Radway

Climbing Kilimanjaro

Allissa Thompson

Aconcagua: Roof of the Americas

Stay Involved

Once ambassadors have completed their ambassador fundraiser, there are additional opportunities for them to stay involved with The Cairn Project. A group of our alum ambassadors recently traversed the Paria Canyon together as part of a group fundraiser. We love fostering long-term community with our ambassadors.

Get Cairn Project News

Join our email newsletter list to be the first to hear all of our news — when ambassador signups open, how you can support ambassadors, and what else we’re up to.

A photo from AWExpeditions showing a line of female mountaineers traversing a hillside wearing crampons, carrying ice axes, and roped together; they're heading toward a mountain peak with golden sunshine on it