What We Do
CASA is a home for climbers. It’s a place where you can learn new skills and have fun being a steward of the areas we use. Our work is the foundation for our advocacy for climbers, and it empowers us to address access issues when they arise.
Structure
CASA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization modeled after the Access Fund. Members support our projects and events through participation and financial contributions. Our tax EIN is 47-2934022.
Projects
Our goal is to provide you with resources, opportunities, and education so you can work on what’s important to you. We’re currently planning:
CASA is a home for climbers. It’s a place where you can learn new skills and have fun being a steward of the areas we use. Our work is the foundation for our advocacy for climbers, and it empowers us to address access issues when they arise.
Structure
CASA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization modeled after the Access Fund. Members support our projects and events through participation and financial contributions. Our tax EIN is 47-2934022.
Projects
Our goal is to provide you with resources, opportunities, and education so you can work on what’s important to you. We’re currently planning:
- Adopt a Crag events
- Regular Mt. Lemmon highway cleanup
- Graffiti abatement/removal for Windy Point
- Fixed hardware replacement team
- Education opportunities for climbers at all stages
- Partnerships with local land managers, user groups, and other organizations through collaborative relationships
Executive Director
- Eric Sophiea
Directors and Officers
- Lora Rivera -- President
- Emily Ivison — Secretary
- Anna Nelson Dittrich
- Andrew Nelson
- Kale Kacperski
Deputy Directors
- Katie Wolsiefer
- Maggi Dawson
Team Leaders
- Geir Hundal — Education
- Luke Bertelsen — Anchors
- Eric Ruljancich — Stewardship
- Brian Rasmussen — Graffiti
