We partner with non-profits, alliances, and charitable organizations that share our beliefs: to be kind, be adventurous, and to leave it better than we found it. We’re excited to show you who we’ve partnered with and what we’ve been working on.

Big City Mountaineers
BCM was founded in the summer of 1989, when American Hiking Society founder Jim Kern spent a week in the Montana backcountry with his son and his son's friend.
Kern realized that every kid deserved the chance to explore the wilderness and experience the personal growth that only comes through physical challenges in the backcountry. Since then, BCM has hosted more than 9,000 under-resourced kids, conducted nearly 800 expeditions, organized over 5,000 volunteers, and provided nearly 42,000 nights under the stars for kids that would not have had the opportunity without BCM.
Every season, Gregory donates packs for BCM trips and expeditions—insuring that the kids have what they need to get down the trail. “It’s a perfect partnership,” Doug Sandok, Corporate Relations Director at BCM, says. “The Gregory team believes in getting kids into the outdoors and finding fun and enjoyment in the outdoors. Together we prove that the wilderness of the world is a resource for everyone to have access to. It’s a powerful, inspirational place.
Kern realized that every kid deserved the chance to explore the wilderness and experience the personal growth that only comes through physical challenges in the backcountry. Since then, BCM has hosted more than 9,000 under-resourced kids, conducted nearly 800 expeditions, organized over 5,000 volunteers, and provided nearly 42,000 nights under the stars for kids that would not have had the opportunity without BCM.
Every season, Gregory donates packs for BCM trips and expeditions—insuring that the kids have what they need to get down the trail. “It’s a perfect partnership,” Doug Sandok, Corporate Relations Director at BCM, says. “The Gregory team believes in getting kids into the outdoors and finding fun and enjoyment in the outdoors. Together we prove that the wilderness of the world is a resource for everyone to have access to. It’s a powerful, inspirational place.

The Conservation Alliance
If there is glue that keeps the outdoor industry together in it’s mission to protect the places we love, it’s the Conservation Alliance.
The Conservation Alliance pools annual membership dues from more than 200 companies and brands like us to support nonprofit organizations working to protect wilderness and waterways for their recreational and habitat values.
Since its creation in 1989, the Alliance has contributed more than $20 million to grassroots conservation efforts throughout North America and, in turn, has saved 51 million acres of wilderness; protected 3,102 miles of rivers; stopped or removed 30 dams; designated five marine reserves; and purchased 13 climbing areas. That’s a lot of nature for all of us to see, use, and love.
The Conservation Alliance pools annual membership dues from more than 200 companies and brands like us to support nonprofit organizations working to protect wilderness and waterways for their recreational and habitat values.
Since its creation in 1989, the Alliance has contributed more than $20 million to grassroots conservation efforts throughout North America and, in turn, has saved 51 million acres of wilderness; protected 3,102 miles of rivers; stopped or removed 30 dams; designated five marine reserves; and purchased 13 climbing areas. That’s a lot of nature for all of us to see, use, and love.
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Partner
The Greening Youth Foundation
The Greening Youth Foundation’s mission is to engage under-represented youth and young adults, while connecting them to the outdoors and careers in conservation. GYF’s cultural based environmental education programing engages children from local communities and exposes them to healthy lifestyle choices in order to create an overall healthy community.

Partner
Wasatch Adaptive Sports
Wasatch Adaptive Sports believes in the development of ability, independence and active living through recreation. Providing winter and summer recreational pursuits for those with adaptive needs and their families. Through personalized assessments and instruction, along with adaptive equipment, they work to help others achieve their goals and experience the outdoors without limitations.

Nonprofit Partner
Outdoor Women's Alliance
Yeah, women are badasses—and we take any chance to support that truth. The Outdoor Women’s Alliance is a volunteer-run nonprofit media and adventure collective that engages, educates, and empowers women in the outdoors all across the world through human-powered adventure, whether it be backpacking, paddling, or bikepacking.

Trail Partner
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world, measuring roughly 2,190 miles in length. It’s not easy to keep track of and protect America’s most iconic, rugged trail, but the ATC does just that—and we’re glad to be a part of it.

Nonprofit Partner
Lasting Adventures
This public-benefit, non-profit Yosemite guide service connects with underserved youth and others, serving a specific mission to provide positive youth development and educational opportunities to the general public through safe outdoor experiences in one of the most iconic American national parks.

Trail Partner
Pacific Crest Trail Association
Believe it or not, trails don’t forge themselves—and they certainly don’t maintain themselves, either. That’s why we’re grateful to support the PCTA, which is fully dedicated to protecting the American West’s most legendary trans-continental trails.

Partner
Shred For Red
Shred For Red is a locally supported, on-mountain skiing event held annually at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah. Leading up to the event, teams raise funds to spread awareness and help support the efforts to eradicate blood cancer. Proceeds raised benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society who is helping put an end to blood cancer.

Partner
The Mountaineers
The Mountaineers is a nonprofit outdoor community of 14,000 active members in the Pacific Northwest. Driven by volunteers they’ve been getting people of all ages outside safely and responsibly for over 100 years. They host hundreds of monthly courses and activities - all led by a coalition of volunteers - to offer ways to get outside and connect with others and the natural world.

Looking to partner with Gregory?
We are always looking for new partners and programs to get involved with. Please fill out the form below to request support for your group, nonprofit, team and more.
Please note: We are a small team and will try and get to your request as soon as possible. As opportunities open up we will reach out to you for additional details if there is a good fit. Thanks!
Please note: We are a small team and will try and get to your request as soon as possible. As opportunities open up we will reach out to you for additional details if there is a good fit. Thanks!