Get Ready for an Epic Father’s Day Adventure in Doral!
🍗 Chicken Wing Eating Showdown – Think you’ve got what it takes? Bring your appetite and go head-to-head in a fiery battle for bragging rights! (Only $5 to enter!)
🏹 Outdoor Adventures Await! Paddle through the park on a kayak, hit the bullseye with archery, or reel in your next big catch during our fishing sessions!
🛠️ Get Your Hands Dirty! Join interactive workshops where you’ll learn how to clean and fillet fish, build the perfect campfire, and even whip up delicious meals with fresh ingredients from the garden.
👨👧👦 Perfect for Fathers, Families & Outdoor Lovers! Whether you’re a wilderness pro or just in it for the wings, this is one Father’s Day celebration you won’t want to miss!
Ready to step up for a cause? This Black Friday, register for the Fight For Air Climb and get 15% OFF with code CLIMB15! Take the stairs for healthier lungs and a cleaner future—don’t miss out! Register today at climbtampa.org
Practice Climbs & More!
Stay up to date on all things Fight For Air Climb Tampa by visiting our “News & Updates” page on ClimbTampa.org!
Learn about our practice Climbs including our special National Take The Stairs Day Practice Climb on January 8th by clicking the link below!
Vet Info teamed up with VISN8 LPOP-Tampa to honor our Veterans who lost the fight or continue to fight with lung-related issues. The American Lung Association held its annual Fight for Air Climb at the Bank of America Building in Downtown Tampa.
This climb consisted of 42 stories, equal to 914 steps which all team members who could participate completed in under 27 minutes. Team Vet Info / VISN8 LPOP raised $1,145.00 for this worthy cause, met numerous Veterans during the event, and spread the word about Lung Cancer Screening and Research! Well over One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars was raised during the day-long event, with ages ranging from 10 years old to 80 years old facing the challenge.
The Stars of the show were the local firefighters who donned full safety gear weighing over 90 pounds and raced to the finish line on the 42nd floor. No Veteran Left Behind!
