Many of you know PG Coach Stacey Collver – 9 years ago, Stacey was diagnosed with a rare lung disease and received a double-lung transplant one year later. Although she has recovered well from the double-lung transplant, with approximately 54% lung function and 1/3 the immune system, she is still legally disabled, needs financial Read more…
Special Commemorative Thank You Gift to our 10+ year members!
We have been honored to be part of the climbing community for 18 years and couldn’t have done it without the support of all our members. Thank you! As a token of our thanks to our members who have been with us for over 10 years, we have special limited edition commemorative gifts! These are Read more…
Chasing Ghosts & Dreams Along the Tibetan Plateau – special slideshow by Planet GRANTS It! recipient Dave Anderson
Join us for a night of inspiring first ascents, community building, and epic tales of journeying across the world to realize a dream. Dave Anderson, a Planet GRANTS It! Recipient, travelled to Genyen China back in 2011 to realize a his own dream: to establish first ascents in the Genyen Massif and help create awareness around Read more…
Striking a balance between life as a Stanford Psychology student and sponsored climber, PG student/athlete, Andrea Szekely, spent the summer of 2011 on a tear through Europe’s finest rock – and plastic. After competing in World Cup competitions in Vail, CO and Arco, Italy Andrea posted up in Rodellar, Spain where she had an amazing Read more…
Interview with Project Yosemite – the masterminds behind the recently circulating Yosemite HD Timelapse
If you haven’t seen this video – stop and watch it right now! Colin Delehanty, who worked at Planet Granite, and Sheldon Neill created this brilliant timelapse and it has gone viral! They took a moment to sit down with me and talk about their recent project. How did you get into landscape photography and Read more…
Planet GRANTS It! – Cochamo Valley via Horseback
Planet Grants It! trip departs 59 cams, a 15′ tall tipi, almost 250 pounds of gear in all. If you imagine what the inside of an outdoor store would look like after a mini-tornado steam rolled through, you’ll get a pretty good idea of what my parents’ living room looked like. We had all wrapped Read more…




