SOS is a non-profit organization aimed at building character and self-esteem in youth through outdoor activities and the SOS curriculum. SOS program integrates 5 core values: courage, discipline, integrity, wisdom and compassion.

No matter what social, societal, or economic barriers exist—SOS Outreach believes every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. They start with powerful outdoor experiences. Because it’s on the slopes or the trail that kids unearth the courage to step outside of their comfort zones, discover new strengths within themselves and develop lifelong skills. Through their proven 10-year curriculum, they empower kids in our communities to discover their true potential. Serving 4,000+ youth each year, across 15 locations in 9 states, SOS provides opportunities for personal growth for the kids in our communities who need it most. For more information on ways you can support SOS’ mission, visit sosoutreach.org & donate directly here! 

Since, 2004, the Vail Veterans Program has been transforming military injured and their families through individualized world-class outdoor programs building confidence and life-long relationships.Vail Veterans Program participants include United States military personnel who have been severely injured while serving our country.  Most veterans who participate in our programs come directly from: Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland; Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, and the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, California.Vail Veterans Program events, because of donors, volunteers, and the Vail community, are provided to military injured and their families entirely free of charge.

If you would like to help Vail Veterans Program provide life-changing programs for nation's heroes and their families, please make a contribution today here! Your generosity is truly transforming lives.

Big City Mountaineers helps to increase access to transformative outdoor experiences for young people ages 8-18 from disinvested communities across America. BCM focuses on removing the barriers students may face when seeking outdoor opportunities, so all BCM experiences are free of charge, professionally guided, and thoughtfully equipped for each participant. Students are able to explore and connect with their intrinsic strengths, resilience, and self-efficacy while in the backcountry, bringing these capabilities to life back at home. Big City Mountaineers works in partnership with youth development agencies based in each of the 6 cities where BCM operates programs to create relevant programs that foster meaningful growth and joy. Donate directly to BCM here! 

Big Sky Youth empowerment is a Montana-based youth program targeted at getting kids outside to help them grow inside. The activities they do on a weekly basis help foster self-reliance, critical thinking skills, and community participation. With the help of donations and volunteers, Big Sky Youth Empowerment helps change the course of young people's lives for the better. "Teens come to BYEP and (as an organization) we say yes you CAN, here's how, and we'll help you." - Kayla Bradley, Program Manager. Seirus is proud to help provide these opportunities. Donate directly to BYEP here!

Working to improve the lives, health, and fitness of youth through winter sports. Share Winter works closely with carefully selected grantees to build efficient, effective, sustainable winter sports programs and pipelines to ongoing winter sports participation. Through their partnerships, they strive to make winter sports accessible to a broader, more diverse community, and share winter with 100,000 youth by 2028. They utilize their collective resources to create a more diverse, more inclusive, and more welcoming winter sports community. 

In 2020 alone, Share Winter funded over 45,000 youth in programs across the country, fueling the next generation of winter sports participants and enthusiasts. If you’d like to help them share winter, please consider donating today here! 

The Service Board (tSB) is a Seattle based program providing 30-50 youth every year with an inclusive space where they are heard, valued and given space to develop as leaders. For over 25 years, tSB has continued to develop and implement culturally-relevant programming for high school-aged youth from traditionally marginalized communities.

Their year-round programming facilitates equitable access for youth to traditionally inaccessible outdoor activities with a focus on snowboarding to increase diversity in the outdoors and build confidence in youth. In combination with community service projects, adult mentoring, social and environmental justice education; tSB creates courageous communities of young change-makers, athletes, and future environmentalists. 

Learn more about tSB and donate directly here!

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