The Challenge Accepted family has set out to create and execute physical feats that raise money for a variety of, but not limited to, mental health and poverty assistance initiatives. Our goal is to have people of all ages and fitness levels tackling athletic challenges and raising funds for a cause of their choosing. We hope to inspire people to push themselves beyond their believed capabilities and grow this special fundraising through one name and one family.
Many people think our challenges are ridiculous. Sometimes we feel that way ourselves. But that’s the whole point; to tackle things in our lives that feel impossible and could very well end in failure. We have succeeded and failed in past challenges, however we have and will continue to push our limits because that’s the best way we know how to grow.
We work hand-in-hand with our local community supporting various local charities, support centres, fundraisers and more. Each event page tells you explicitly where all of the donation money is being sent for that event.
Our end goal isn’t to accomplish physical feats or raise as much money as possible (though both are part of the plan); our end goal is to inspire others to make a change, stand up for what they believe, and push themselves to reach their potential. Together we will make a difference.
Mental health programs, youth after-school initiatives, counselling centres and more. All are vital components our community.
We have collected donations for the Canadian Mental Health Association and other large-scale charities.
Specified donations go toward covering event costs. We’re a small foundation with minimal overhead and zero salaries, but if you’d like to donate to help us cover event costs, please contact us.
We’re always looking for event day volunteers. Send us an email and we’ll be in touch!
See our event schedule and come out to and event to show your support.
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We’re all member of the local community with a goal of bettering where we call home.