CONSIGNOR GIVING PROGRAM

Launched in 2024, the Consignor Giving Program creates meaningful opportunities for our consignors to support and elevate the non-profit organizations working to enrich our outdoor community.

How it works:

  1. Every spring, our community nominates 3 local non-profits to be that year’s cohort

  2. When dropping off gear, consignors are invited to sell any of their items under one of the program’s account

  3. Wonderland pledges $1000 to each non-profit, and we work with local businesses to donate more gear through these accounts

  4. After one year, we host our Consignor Impact Party and present each organization with the money raised

$30,000 RAISED FOR NON-PROFITS

2026 Cohort

OUTDOORS FOR ALL

Our Mission: To enrich the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through outdoor recreation.

QUEER MOUNTAINEERS

Our Mission: To provide community, events, resources, and a safe space for outdoor enthusiasts of all backgrounds, genders, and sexualities.

the service board

Our Mission: To center youth leadership in bridging opportunity and wellness gaps through lifelong mentorship, outdoor adventure and social justice.

YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT

"The Wonderland Giving Program is a win-win-win! Together, we keep gear out of landfills and in the wild, build a community of adventurers, and direct critical funds to nonprofits like Y.E.T.I. For us, it means an old piece of donated gear becomes the funds to fuel an accessible trip for young people in our community—one that can lead to a lifetime of outdoor adventure."

— David Dunphy, Executive Director, Y.E.T.I. (2025 Cohort)

why WE RAISE MONEY (AND NOT JUST DONATE GEAR)

Twice a year, we donate hundreds of pieces of gear left over from the previous season to non-profits and programs that can use it. We work directly with these programs to ensure they are receiving gear that is useful and relevant to their programming, and that the gear is in good working order.

However, non-profits need more than gear to operate: they need capital to reduce or eliminate fees for participants, to pay staff, and a myriad of other costs to do their work.

We launched this program to compliment the work we’re already doing on gear donations and ensure that our local organizations have the resources they need to continue doing their critical work for years to come.