YMCA STAIR CLIMB FOR LOS ANGELES
25th ANNIVERSARY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS CLOSED!
LOOK UP YOUR START TIME HERE - You can search by first name, last name or team name. Want to search by company? Click HERE.
Registration has now increased to $150/person (still $50 for High Rise Heroes). If you missed the deadline for registering online, please fill out a paper registration form & waivers on Thursday, 9/27 at the YMCA Bib Pick-Up tables from 10:30am-2:30pm, OR at the event-day registration tables between 10:30am-6pm on 9/28
- You can print & complete the paper registration form/waivers ahead of time, however the YMCA does not accept these forms via email or at the Front Desk – you or a teammate MUST deliver forms/waivers for each climber in-person on 9/27 or 9/28 during the times listed above.
- Unused sponsor Discount Codes are still valid as payment on paper registrations - YMCA staff/volunteers have a list of how many times each code has already been used.
- If you or your company plan to cover the cost for multiple climbers please use the linked form to pay for them all at once.
Exact start times will be assigned and sent via email to all participants on Friday, 9/21. In the meantime, view our Event Schedule to determine your approximate start time.
This year we celebrate the Stair Climb for Los Angeles' 25th anniversary! This iconic downtown Los Angeles event commemorates 25 years of conquering challenges and raising urgently needed funds for our community.
At 1,005 feet, the US Bank Tower is home to the tallest stairwell west of the Mississippi. During the Stair Climb for Los Angeles, 4,000 participants race or walk up 1,664 steps (75 stories) then take the elevator down to the street level where a Block Party awaits - complete with games, live bands, food trucks, and a beer garden.
The best part is that every dollar raised strengthens impactful YMCA community programs in and around Downtown Los Angeles. Fundraising supports subsidized YMCA program participation for children, teens, families, and seniors in some of the most under-resourced neighborhoods in the city.