Approximately 70,000 British Columbians are affected by dementia. You can show them they’re not alone on their journey by coming together as a province. Join us as we Climb for Alzheimer’s and strive to hike 70,000 kilometres this summer and raise funds to help the Alzheimer Society of B.C. support people in your community affected by dementia!
This year, the Climb for Alzheimer’s will be taking place in a virtual capacity across British Columbia until September 21, 2020.
For the first time, you can choose your Climb! From Mount Douglas in Victoria to the Summit Peak Trail in Fort Nelson or the legendary Grouse Grind® in North Vancouver: the list of hikes that you can tackle to help reach our collective goal of 70,000 kilometres is endless. No matter whether your hike is up a mountain, up a hill, around a lake or to see a point of interest in your community, by registering and fundraising you are helping people affected by dementia across B.C.
Please remember when you’re out hiking to adhere to B.C.’s physical distancing recommendations. Contact Nick Dunn at 604-742-4908 for more information.
