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Bay Area Wilderness Training (BAWT) is a project of the Earth Island Institute a 501(c)3 corporation.
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Get InvolvedThere are many ways to help BAWT. Climbing For Kids!
Challenge yourself, meet other outdoor enthusiasts and help BAWT get youth outdoors. Climb Mt. Shasta or Mt. Rainier with BAWT next summer. Job Opportunity at BAWTPrograms Associate- South Bay Coordinator (20 hrs/week) ListServeThe BAWT listserve is host to about 200 people. All are outdoor enthusiasts, most are youth workers. All members can post, and its a great place to post requests for volunteers on your trips. There are also occasional job listings, outdoor course opportunities of all sorts, and of course, a measured amount of BAWT news! Seeking Teachers to Join our Marketing CommitteeWe Seeking Teachers to Assist or join our Marketing Committee
DonateYour financial support helps BAWT serve hundreds of youth every year. With an unrestricted cash contribution, the agency can put your gift to use where it’s needed most. Have some unused camping equipment in good condition? office equipment? a van? storage space? We might have a use for it. See our wish list. Intern at BAWTBAWT program and development interns make our mission possible. Program interns help organize and provide logistical support for workshops and training courses and work in our gear room. Development interns work with our database, help organize fun(d)raising events like our Climb For Kids event, our rafting trip, and our Wine, Wind and Wilderness sailing trip. VolunteerOur volunteers do everything from leading training courses to maintaining gear. Volunteers staff our events and tables, stuff our envelopes, and help us develop our marketing, fundraising and training programs.
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Our training coursesTake classes that will give you the skills to lead kids into the wilderness.
After you get trainedGet logistical support and FREE gear.
Raft with BAWT>Join us on our annual rafting trip.
Creative Ways to Support BAWTWe’re honored when folks come up with innovative and fun ways to help get youth into the wilderness. |
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