Act of Kindness

Acts of kindness are meant to address the increased moments of need that families encounter when dealing with a cancer diagnosis, whatever that might include. 

Transportation

Summit Quest owns and operates a passenger van that is used to help patients reach their treatment appointments. We also provides other resources, such as gas cards.

Outdoor Adventure Trips

We enjoy leading groups of young people and families on various outdoor adventure trips that are designed to allow participants to work together and share an experience that highlights the strength held inside each of us. All trips are led by a certified outdoor professional and take place in a positive and supportive environment. Adventures include: Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Canoeing, Paddle Boarding, White Water Rafting, Backpacking, and Camping.

The Campfire Scholarship

Each year, we sponsor the Campfire Scholarship, which is a $1,000 scholarship awarded to two individuals whose life has been impacted by a cancer diagnosis. This can be used by an individual who is working through secondary education. 

Team Tiger Flight

Partnering with our friends at the Tiger Flight Foundation, Summit Quest offers families facing cancer the opportunity to spend a day leaving their worries behind. Families meet at local Richard B. Russell airport where they spend the day enjoying free flights around Rome. Each flight offers participants the feeling of freedom and a chance to feel in control of their direction in life.

Circle at the Summit

A youth focus support group for children ages 6-17 who are facing cancer directly or who have a parent or loved one affected by cancer. Meetings involve an interactive program and art projects that promote self-expression and emotional support, as well as a safe space to ask questions. Support is also provided to children and families who are unable to attend the meetings through the distribution and follow up with educational and support resources.

Base Camp Family Retreat

Summit Quest gathers our families together each year for our annual Base Camp family retreat. This full day event includes cookouts, fishing, yard games, and interactive stations that are both fun and educational for the children and families that participate.


Why We Love Summit Quest:

"We have somebody to talk to us about our feelings." - Gage (10)

"You guys really care about us kids that have been through a lot of things with family members that have died and I feel like I should thank you for really caring about us." -TK (10)

"Getting to be around people that have been through the same stuff that I have been through." -Justyce (11)

"Having the chance to express my feelings to someone that understands." Cydnee (11)