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Your donation helps us to build resources that will directly impact women and girls of color.

What does accessibility in the outdoors look like, and how can we constantly improve it? SheJumps is making programs more accessible.

The SheJumps vision is to unearth the potential of all women and girls through outdoor play and connection to nature.

Of the 1.3+ million nonprofit organizations in the U.S. only 45,000, 3.3% are dedicated to women and girls. Those organizations collectively

Drawing upon the power of nature, SheJumps is helping to build the next generation of leaders, helpers, healers, and educators. We need...

SheJumps promise: to unearth the potential of all women and girls through outdoor play and connection to nature and one another.

We're excited to announce the newest members of the Board of Directors.

SheJumps is committed to doing the work required to become an organization that represents the diverse human landscape of this country.

At SheJumps, we’re unveiling a new nomination process to join the Board of Directors.

We're inviting the general public to join our SheJumps Micro Ventures series. We'll share a free nature-related activity for all ages.

Our 2018-2019 fiscal year* was not the banner year we saw previously and that is because thanks to you we are finally growing.

Why and How should SheJumps engage in diversity, equity and inclusion practices?

SheJumps signs Outdoor Industry CEO Diversity Pledge

Thank you for helping us reach our fundraising goal!

How one experience can lead to a lifetime of adventure. Hear from one of our ambassadors why she believes in SheJumps.

Donate $25-$75 between June 27-June 30 and be entered to win prizes from our partners!

Our raffle partners support SheJumps ability to bring outdoor education to communities across the country.

Our latest fundraising gift is perfect for adventures, reduces the need for single-use plastic and supports a small business .

The launch of our 2019 Spring fundraising campaign: We Believe.

"Junior Ski Patrol Day gives girls a chance to try out the profession of saving people." by Peter Lobozzo for JH News & Guide “Who wants...