The Fourteeners Project for ShelterBox
Bert Woodrum’s mission to climb all 58 of Colorado’s 14,000ft mountain peaks with the iconic ShelterBox on her back for disaster relief.
At ShelterBox, we go the extra mile to provide families who have been forced from their homes by disaster or conflict with the shelter and supplies they need to survive. But we can’t do it alone.
ShelterBox Adventurers are ordinary people who take on extraordinary challenges, often with a ShelterBox strapped to their backs, to raise awareness and funding for our vital work.
Is there something on your bucket list that you’d like to turn into a fundraising challenge to help shelter a family in need?
Then YOU have what it takes to become an Adventurer.
Tell us your dream. We’ll support you every step of the way.
Welcome to Team ShelterBox.
By joining our Adventures Trek in Dolomites from June 24 – July 1st, you’re not just hiking through stunning landscapes—you’re also making a profound difference in the lives of families worldwide.
Your support enables ShelterBox to deliver emergency shelter and vital aid to those affected by disaster and conflict, providing them with the safety, warmth, and dignity they desperately need in their darkest hours.
With each step you take through the Dolomites, you’re helping to ensure that families facing unimaginable challenges receive the shelter, tools, and support necessary to rebuild their lives.
Together, we can make a tangible impact and offer a lifeline to those in need.
Bert Woodrum’s mission to climb all 58 of Colorado’s 14,000ft mountain peaks with the iconic ShelterBox on her back for disaster relief.
Erik Elsea of Cape Coral, Fla. solo paddled the entire length of the Mississippi River this summer to raise funds for ShelterBox USA.
Tim Bridgman bicycled through 39 countries and 37,000 miles and has been an inspiration with his story of hope, loss, courage, and fortitude.
Chase Harr climbed all 67 of New England’s 4,000 Footers for ShelterBox USA after being inspired by Brittney “Bert” Woodrum.
At 21, Jasmine Harrison became the youngest woman to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean, all in the name of ShelterBox.
Jesse Pine was inspired by Brittney Woodrum’s Fourteeners Project to cycle from California to Alaska in support of ShelterBox USA.
– Brittney Woodrum, Fourteeners Project
– Tim Bridgman, Global Cyclist
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