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Community members are people who are giving back, so we can continue to pay it forward, and never let money get in the way of attendance.

Community members donate money or time or a particular skill on a regular basis, creating the backbone of a sustainable bugget for the school while keeping program tuition afforable.

Community members consider themselves part of the Lost Borders and want to see the school thrive for many generations to come.

If you've come to a program, you know the importance of this work.  Help us continue to say 'yes' to all who feel the call to  the ceremony.

Our supporters are the lifeblood of our work. Many are alumni, or family and friends of people who've come to a program.  All of them are people who deeply care and without whom we could  not operate.  Our donors are our village, they are the people who keep the doors open to all who hear the call. Use the link below to find out more.

Our supporters are the lifeblood of our work. Many are alumni, or family and friends of people who've come to a program.  All of them are people who deeply care and without whom we could  not operate.  Our donors are our village, they are the people who keep the doors open to all who hear the call. Use the link below to find out more.

Some Lost Borders guides are offering vision fast and trainings in other countries in partnership with local guides to cultivate the growth of wilderness rites of passage

"I was so overwhelmed to receive this scholarship, it took several days to sink in. For me, this is a kind of validation for a true desire I have had for most of my adult life. I know it might now seem like a lot of money, but it is helping me achieve something I could barely dream of calling into being. Your support mean more than I could ever express and now, I feel like something in me that has yearned to come into being for so long is getting some much needed external affirmation that it is indeed time."

-Mel Giles, Scholarship Recipient

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