48 Peaks in 48 Hours. In one big collective effort, we’re climbing all of New Hampshire’s 4,000-footers in a single weekend. One team for each peak, with the Alzheimer's cause driving it all. Why? Because, when there's strength, there's hope. For those facing Alzheimer’s, 48 Peaks is a reminder that we’re strong. That we can overcome struggles and conquer mountains. That, no matter how hard things get, this disease can never break our spirits.
By climbing, we’re honoring the people we know who’ve been touched by this disease:
The Longest Day is established as the Alzheimers Association's second flagship event, right beside the successful Walk to End Alzheimers.
Matt Steele and Jason Lynch take up the challenge of hiking 4,000 foot peaks to show solidarity with caregivers.
48 Peaks becomes the number one TLD fundraiser in the country and raises over $100,000 in a single month.
Another year and the excitment continues to build as we break the $200K mark and every single one of the 48 Peaks is covered!
We did it again! Over $300K funds raised in total! You make all the difference! Didn't get a chance to hike? It's not too late to make a tax deductable donation to the Alzheimer's Association! Thank you!!