No Bell Down 2026: Revital Colorado

$5,220.15

Raised

Donations

$5,000.00

Goal

Welcome to this year's No Bell Down!  


This year, we are supporting Revital Colorado!  They are doing amazing peer-to-peer preventative mental health work for first responders right here in our state.    


Our mission is to put lifters way out of their comfort zone; feeling extreme, but temporary, discomfort reminds us to count our blessings and empathize with those who are less fortunate. Every year we select a new featured charity that is doing real good and we lift and raise money for them. Kettlebell lifting is uniquely difficult and our ethos of No Bell Down reminds us to look after one another, as a team and as a greater community. Clean & jerk for 60 minutes is the format!


Because of how hard the physical event is, it's perfect for reminding our lifters about others who are in greater pain than ourselves.  And this year, our team is lifting heavier than ever before!  To encourage this, we are asking for sponsors to come to the event and buy time off of the lifters, in 5 minute increments, by physically standing with them and holding their bell.  The metaphor is beautiful: we need each other, and no one should fight their battles alone.  


Any amount helps and every donation is appreciated, even if you are not able to be physically present on October 24th with us.  



Our donors Most Recent

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K Sager

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$105.75

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Shawnee & Steve

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$21.41

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Brenda

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Chris Wright

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Isamar Ruiz

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$26.68

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Trevor

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Paul

Go Julia! You got this!

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Jessica

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$105.75

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John

You’ve got this!

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VIKN Performance

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$105.75

Lifting with y'all from Michigan. Keep up the good work and do great things. SKÅL

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Anonymous

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$527.47

Jordan “green means go” Kauffman said she’d choose the Benny Hill theme as one of her songs if I donated one month of membership. https://youtu.be/MK6TXMsvgQg?si=O-2YHFPw0oB3cBLz

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Kristin Cocci

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$53.04

Good luck Erik & Alicia!!

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Erik Engstrom

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$100