Our mission is to promote wellness, research, and to elevate and celebrate those affected by kidney cancer.
The movement that’s turning mountains into milestones—Climb 4 Kidney Cancer rallies survivors, supporters, and teams around the world to scale stadiums and summits in honor of those impacted by kidney cancer. Every climb fuels research, raises awareness, and brings us one step closer to a cure.
Climb Cleveland 4 Kidney Cancer returns to the Wolstein Center on August 29, 2026, and you’re invited to be part of Ohio’s largest kidney cancer community event.
Join us for an unforgettable day featuring a high-energy stairclimbing competition, interactive educational booths, dietitians and wellness experts, surgical equipment demos, advocacy groups, a silent auction, and the latest kidney cancer research—all under one roof.
🎟️ Free to attend for the public
🏃♀️ Stairclimbing participants pay a small fee and receive a free event shirt and finisher medal
Whether you’re climbing, learning, or cheering from the sidelines, this is a day to come together, raise awareness, and move kidney cancer forward.
Climb Cleveland Is Back—Bigger and Bolder Than Ever
Peaks For Patients
Where Passion Meets Purpose
What began as a personal love for mountain climbing has grown into a global movement honoring kidney cancer patients with climbs on all seven continents. Each journey is self-funded by the climber, allowing every donated dollar to fuel research and advocacy. Every summit tells a story — of courage, remembrance, and hope. Join us in elevating awareness and driving change — donate, dedicate a climb, or help us reach new heights.
Climb For A Cause
Turn your next adventure into something bigger. Dedicate your climb to a kidney cancer patient and help raise awareness, hope, and support.
“My advice is simple: pray. Pray for guidance, pray for strength, and pray that you find the right doctors. With the right support, you can get through even the most difficult times.”
Advice From Patients
“A diagnosis does not mean that it is the end of the road for you. It is okay to be scared and sad, but never give up hope.”
“Cancer is scary, but it’s a little less scary with others who have walked in the same shoes.”
Overall Impact
38
Scholarships Created
90
Dedicated Peaks for Patients
3,343
Stadium Climbers
7
Continents Reached