01The charity

Who Snow Camp are

Snow Camp is a UK-based youth charity that uses snowsports to transform young lives. By engaging young people from underserved communities in skiing and snowboarding, Snow Camp helps build confidence, resilience and life skills. Beyond the slopes, the charity provides mentoring, qualifications and career pathways into the snowsports and outdoor industries, empowering young people to achieve long-term personal and professional success.

What Snow Camp do

Six things to know about the charity, with the numbers from Snow Camp’s own reporting.

  • 01Snow Camp

    A national youth charity

    2003

    Turning young lives around with the power of snowsports since 2003.

    Snow Camp harness the power of skiing and snowboarding to break down barriers and broaden horizons for underprivileged young people across the UK.

  • 02Snow Camp, 2022/23

    Who it’s for

    Snow Camp
    41%
    National average
    23.8%
    41%

    of young people on a Snow Camp programme were entitled to free school meals.

    Against a national average of 23.8%. Four hours of lessons at a snow centre costs around £120, well beyond the means of these families.

  • A Snow Camp apprentice coaching a young person indoors
    03Snow Camp, 2024/25

    Mental wellbeing

    1,066

    young people took part in mental wellbeing workshops.

    111 received one-to-one support. Fully accredited mental wellbeing support runs through every stage of the Snow Camp journey.

  • 04Snow Camp, 2024/25

    Apprenticeships

    16

    apprentices working towards coaching and instructor qualifications.

    Apprenticeships doubled in 2024/25, with young people working towards NVQ/SVQ coaching or BASI Level 1 Instructor qualifications.

  • 05Snow Camp, 2024/25

    Giving back

    108

    former participants came back as volunteers.

    Together they gave 10,827 volunteer hours supporting new members: graduates of the full journey, returning to inspire the next generation.

  • 06Snow Camp, 2024/25

    Where the money goes

    88%

    of spending goes directly to charitable activity.

    Snow Camp raised £1.39 million in 2024/25.

02The journey

From first turn to instructor

An award-winning, fully accredited journey in three stages at slopes across the UK, ending with a life-changing week in the mountains.

  1. Stage 12 days

    First Tracks

    A first ever turn on snow, with life-skills sessions on independence, responsibility, confidence and self-esteem.

    A Snow Camp apprentice coaching a young person on an indoor slope
  2. Stage 25 weeks

    Graduate

    Weekends of more advanced training, talks from people across the snowsports industry, and mental health workshops.

    A young skier with both arms raised at the snow centre
  3. Stage 310 weeks

    Excel

    Advanced training and assessment, a week in the mountains, and a BASI Foundation Instructor qualification.

    The Snow Camp Excel group in the mountains
A young skier in a Snow Camp jacket on the mountain

Snow Camp turn young lives around with the power of snowsports.

A Snow Camp skier on the slope

03The partnership

Proudly supporting Snow Camp.

To turn young lives around with the power of snowsports.

Three years running

TLH x The 3 Valley Rally

This year marks the third year running that TLH are taking part in the iconic 3 Valley Rally. The challenge brings together teams from across the industry to push their limits in the Alps, all while raising vital funds for Snow Camp. TLH’s continued involvement reflects a long-term commitment to supporting the charity’s mission and helping more young people access life-changing opportunities through snowsports.

04The evening

An Evening at Altitude

March 2026 · 21 Soho, London

An Evening at Altitude, powered by The Leadership High, brought companies and friends together to raise money for Snow Camp.

The night brought talks from Sarah MacDonald and Mel Marshall MBE, a silent auction and a raffle.

01The evening
02In their words

Help more young people onto the mountain.

Your donation helps more young people from underserved communities onto the snow, and towards the confidence, qualifications and careers that follow.