about
The guy who started Nosotros only climbed 3 times before opening the gym. What does that mean for you? Anyone can be a climber.
Nosotros means we because people matter.
Some have said that Nosotros saved their life. How do you help someone with a bad addiction? By learning their name, asking questions, and making introductions. You’ll notice that Nosotros has three values engraved on its front desk: learn names, ask questions, introduce people. When we do this, it replaces unhealthy friends with healthy friends. Nosotros is making a difference and we’re having fun while we do it. We’re relational because people thrive on good relationships. We invest in customers and they talk to each other. Whether you’re a first-timer or a climbing vet, an addict or not, you belong here.
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MISSION
Our rock holds help households
Climbing sparks joy and friendship. Our mission is to use these benefits of rock holds to help households. As one of four nonprofit rock gyms on Earth, Nosotros must be focused to succeed. We aim to help people by adopting four principles from the Air Force — physical, intellectual, social, and faithful.
Physical: Our climbing is rehabilitative. Learn more.
Intellectual: Our climbing treats depression. Learn more.
Social: We help communities in need. Learn more.
Faithful: We take prayer requests. Any and all are welcome. Send a prayer request.
goals
Every year we have one big goal
2018 We provided over 100 date nights to couples.
2019 We gave away a car to a community local, Matt Majewski.
2020 We responded to civil unrest by making shirts, donating $500 to racial equality, organizing diversity discussions, giving free climbing camp to underserved youth, and free climbing to underserved Cleveland.
2021 We launched Lakewood’s first climbing club. This was the most affordable activity offered to students.
And throughout the year we do a little extra
Donated $5100 - Garfield Middle School community support
Donated $4000 - Young Life supporting local youth
Donated $2000 - Car to community local, Matt Majewski
Donated $2000 - Car to community local, Jonathan Pullen
Donated $1525 - Lakewood High School low-income students
Donated $1100 - Cleveland City Schools field trips
Donated $500 - The Gathering Place helping families with cancer
Donated $500 - Parkside build relationships
Donated $480 - George Floyd Memorial Fund
Donated $400 - Cleveland State Graduate Studies low-income students
Donated $400 - Bought devotionals for climbers
Donated $390 - Empowering Youth Exploring Justice
Donated $390 - Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiative
Donated $335 - Team RWB Veterans
Donated $250 - Our Lady of Angels low-income families
Donated $200 - Harvest For Hunger Drive
Donated $180 - National Kidney Foundation
Donated $150 - Cleveland Food Bank
Donated $133 - Providence House for child abuse prevention
Donated $133 - Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland for youth empowerment
Donated $125 - Operation Welcome Mat supporting refugees
Donated $125 - Szabo family financial hardship
Donated $125 - Kids’ Book Bank
Donated $125 - Camp Sue Osborn for disabilities
Donated $125 - The Lakewood Foundation helping girls in STEM
Donated $125 - HandsOn Northeast Ohio strengthening communities
Donated $125 - Women’s Reentry Ministry serving women in crisis
Donated $125 - Engineers Without Borders building water distribution
Donated $125 - Women Honoring Women
Donated $125 - Healthy Kids Running Series
Donated $125 - Lakewood Catholic Academy low-income families
Donated $125 - Lakewood Avenue Initiative community involvement
Donated $125 - Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership
Donated $125 - Garfield Middle School low-income families
Donated $125 - Standing Tall for American Troops
Donated $125 - Dentzler Elementary low-income families
Donated $125 - WomenSafe survivors of domestic violence
Donated $125 - Troop 421 Boy Scouts
Donated $125 - Andrews Place Philanthropy
Donated $125 - The Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club Philanthropy
Donated $125 - Engage! Cleveland Philanthropy
Donated $125 - Padre Pio Academy low-income families
Donated $125 - Parma Early Childhood low-income families
Donated $125 - Avon Lake Eastview Elementary low-income families
Donated $125 - Danny Parmertor Memorial supporting tech-savvy students
Donated $100 - 46Climbs Suicide Prevention
Donated $50 - Doubled Up film ending student homelessness
Donated $50 - Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Support
If you need help, we would love to take you out to coffee and listen. Also, the following is a list of resources that have been recommended to us. This variety of perspectives is intended to support you.
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Here’s what you may not know
Our yearly goals highlight some big wins. But here’s what you may not know, our rock gym has reunited a father and son. We’ve donated to families with cancer. We’ve given field trips to students in poverty. We’ve helped people become sober. Our rock holds are significantly helping households. We’re seeing real change. What Nosotros is doing is working. Your support is sincerely appreciated as we use it to get people healthy - in more ways than one.
