Climb, Inc.

A nonprofit organization

$1,966 raised

39% complete

$5,000 Goal

50 Years of Effective Education and Exceptional Entertainment

At CLIMB Theatre our mission is "to inspire and propel people toward actions that benefit themselves, each other, and their community through plays, classes, and other collaborative works." Each year, CLIMB reaches over 100,000 students, teachers, and others across the Midwest with our collaborative works, plays, and interactive classes on topics like bullying prevention, empathy, and diversity.

CLIMB delivers our programming ensuring youth are E.M.P.O.W.E.R. (ed) (Empathy, Manners, Perseverance, Ownership, Well-being, Equity, and Regulation). These areas are central to the lessons our programming impart and to the processes by which we make our work. 

We serve our communities through our plays, classes, and other collaborative works that are research-based, create safe, age-appropriate spaces to explore issues, and have learning outcomes that uniquely reach each lesson’s goals. Additionally, our education works with the teachers and staff at each school and customizes the lesson to students’ needs.

A teacher of Folwell Middle School, stated, "since CLIMB’s programming…high school students have gotten involved with youth advocacy groups at their schools. My goal was that they find their voices in writing and develop a passion for advocacy. All the embedded social-emotional learning, one of Climb's greatest and underestimated strengths, only strengthened the bond. Thank you for bringing your passionate team out into the community to teach real-world skills in under-served schools."

Your generous donation helps us continue to propel people towards beneficial actions.

For a better world!

Afton Benson, Managing Director





Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Climb, Inc.

Tax id (EIN)

51-0189494

Categories

Arts & Culture Education Children & Family

BIPOC Led

BIPOC Led

Address

6415 CARMEN AVE
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN 55076

Phone

651-453-9275

Social Media