Support CLIMB!
You can power our volunteer trail work by making a tax-deductible donation, joining our business sponsor program or offering exclusive shop discounts to our members.
Tax Deductible Donations
Because C.L.I.M.B. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your financial contributions are fully tax-deductible. Every dollar directly funds essential trail building tools, building material, clear signage, trail maintenance equipment and yearly insurance costs across Long Island's 175+ miles of singletrack allowing you to lower your taxable income while directly preserving local outdoor recreation.
Business Sponsor Program
Partnering with C.L.I.M.B. through our Business Sponsor Program powers the build, maintenance, and advocacy of Long Island’s 175+ miles of mountain bike trails while putting your brand directly in front of a passionate local outdoor community. In return for driving vital trail projects, tools, and rider programs, our corporate sponsors gain prominent exposure across our official website, dedicated email newsletters, and active social media channels connecting your business directly with thousands of engaged local riders and outdoor enthusiasts.
Shop Discounts
Offering exclusive shop discounts to C.L.I.M.B. members gives local bike shops and retailers a powerful way to support mountain bike trail stewardship while driving loyal, high-value foot traffic directly through their doors. By incentivizing our thousands of active riders to go local for gear, tune-ups, and accessories. Partner shops directly strengthen the regional cycling ecosystem and fuel the upkeep of 175+ miles of Long Island singletrack. Your dicount will be featured across the C.L.I.M.B. Website, dedicated email newsletters, and our active social media channels.
Membership
Becoming a C.L.I.M.B. member is the single most direct way individual riders can invest in the trails they love. Your annual dues provide the steady, reliable funding needed to secure insurance, signage, and purchase trail-building tools across Long Island. Beyond keeping 175+ miles of singletrack open and well-maintained, membership unites local riders into a powerful advocacy voice that protects mountain bike access for generations to come.