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Corporate Support
Join us in shaping future leaders though transformational outdoor experiences.
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Empower Youth, Expand Outdoor Access
By supporting COBS, your business will empower youth through transformative outdoor experiences. Your corporate sponsorship will directly impact students who lack access to the outdoors and support the next generation of leaders, changemakers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Together, we can create a future where all youth have the opportunity to thrive and learn in nature.
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Ways to Give
By supporting COBS, your brand will not only help build stronger futures for our youth but also gain valuable visibility and alignment with an organization that champions community, inclusion, and resilience. Your contributions can be tailored to meet your company’s business goals while creating meaningful impact.
Sustaining Partnerships
Become a sustaining partner to fund ongoing programs and scholarships, ensuring we have the resources to invest in sustainable initiatives with long-lasting impacts.
With the help of outdoor industry partners like Scarpa, the VF Foundation, Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), and numerous others, COBS launched the Fellowship for Emerging Leaders, a unique workforce development initiative designed to reduce barriers to launching a career in the outdoor industry.
Event Sponsorship
Support events such as our annual Rockies to Rivers Gala, helping us reach new audiences while celebrating the mission of COBS.
DaVita has generously sponsored our Rockies to Rivers Gala for the past several years. The Gala is a great opportunity for their team to connect in a meaningful way and build community with others in the Outward Bound network.
Gear and Supplies Donations
Provide essential equipment like backpacks, rain gear, and boots to provide gear for students who lack the funds to purchase the clothing and equipment they need for their outdoor adventures.
Trango generously donated over 200 new climbing helmets, allowing us to serve larger groups of students on our high ropes course. Denver’s Mile High 360 middle school students (pictured below) was the first crew to break-in the new gear!
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