About Climb - Financials Skip to the content

COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORTS: READ OUR LATEST UPDATES FROM ACROSS THE STATE

NEWSROOM
MenuMenuMenu LocationsLocationsLocationsContactContactContact
Empowering single moms with comprehensive Graduate Services for career success.

Financials

When you invest in a Climb participant, your support changes her life. Developed over the past 37 years, Climb’s comprehensive model achieves some of the strongest outcomes in the nation.

2023 Expenses

Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83% 

Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8% 

Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9% 

 

2023 Revenue

Public Funding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65%

Private Funding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  35%

Your Return on Investment

Your impact compounds as soon as a mom gains employment and becomes self-sufficient, earns higher wages, continues to grow in the workforce, and breaks the cycle of poverty for her children.

Average investment per Climb participant: $17,000

Building A Better Future

Finding the Way

“Living at the bottom was definitely where I was at for a long time,” Heather, a graduate of Climb’s Commercial Driving program in 2015, recalls of life before the program. “At 24, I’d just gotten out of prison having absolutely no self-worth. Doing drugs, stealing just to make a living.”

Heather’s Climb job placement got her started as a driver for 4 Quarters Excavation in Cheyenne. She has since received several promotions and is now an estimator and project manager for the company.

Heather says her steady career progression has completely changed her life, from giving her the opportunity to buy a house and own a vehicle, to having the resources to support her autistic son. “My son has just blossomed since I have this stable job. He is such a bright, intelligent, busy boy. I have the highest hopes for him.”

A Win for Wyoming!

Positively Impacting Wyoming’s Economy

Moving families into a place where they can contribute to local economies creates a stronger Wyoming for all—resulting in more stable, healthy, and vibrant communities.

The State of Wyoming has saved $120 million since 1986 from decreased dependence on public assistance programs among graduates.

 

View and Download our 501c3 letter and Audited Financials

501c3 Letter

Audited Financials – 2023

Branding + Photography Braid Creative
Website Design Delightful Studios
Development Alchemy + Aim