WHO WE ARE
Adventure Therapy Foundation is a nonprofit that exists minimize isolation, fear and a broken identity in families impacted by cancer. Our programs encourage families to engage in meaningful outdoor experiences together.
We provide families with adventures of their own design. Families impacted by cancer are invited to present Adventure Therapy with an outdoor opportunity that no one in your family has ever tried. We then plan the adventure and send you on your way. The excitement mixed with adrenaline will seal the day into your family’s memory forever.
One out-of-your-comfort-zone activity can prove to everyone in your family, that when you work together, you can accomplish anything. Adventures can look like ice skating, camping, backpacking, hiking, skiing, surfing, rock climbing, snowshoeing, cycling, zip lining, kayaking, trapeze training, sailing, and on and on your options go. Dream it up and we will set it up.
ADVENTURE IDEAS
What’s the dream activity for your family?
Let me start by saying you gave me a giftthat will truly last a lifetime.From the time we arrived here it has been magical.A break like this for me is only in dreams…you provided that, and I’m eternally grateful.Nancy
It has been over a year since my dad was diagnosed.It seems like every week we say “remember last year& how uncertain everything seemed?”Thanks to Adventure Therapy Foundationwe got to spend the day celebratingmy dad’s miraculous recovery.And we all did it together – what a gift.—Julie
I spent the day fishing, riding horses,and chasing waterfalls with my favorite people.Thank you so much Adventure Therapy Foundationfor making this one of my best birthdays ever. . .What an amazing, restorative trip.—Katie
Getting away together was truly a giftas we work through the fears of the unknownand find ways to celebrate life and family.—Lydia
Thank you so much for the amazing trip.From the bottom of my heart this was incredible!!A wonderful time to reconnect with my husbandafter all we have been through, it was so special.—Beckie
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