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Events

Where the mission takes flight

At each event, our team completes 22 BASE jumps in a day, representing the estimated 22 veterans who take their own lives daily. The jumps bring visibility to TBI and raise the funds behind everything we do.

Our events drive the mission.

22 Jumps raises most of its donations through BASE jump events. Each one brings high visibility to the issue of TBI and veteran suicide while raising money to advance TBI diagnostics and treatments. Below are the events we return to each year.

Signature events

Three objects, one purpose.

A 22 Jumps event at Camelback Mountain, PhoenixJanuary–February

Phoenix, Arizona

Camelback Mountain

Our flagship event, held during peak tourist season in the heart of the Valley.

25 local media appearances · ~5M reach

A jumper under the 22 Jumps canopy at the Perrine Bridge

Twin Falls, Idaho

Perrine Memorial Bridge

A community favorite over the Snake River Canyon, and some of the work we’re proudest of, including an A-10 squadron flyover of our event.

30 local media appearances · ~4M reach

22 Jumps event staffThird Saturday of October

Fayetteville, West Virginia

New River Gorge Bridge

Held on Bridge Day, the world’s largest BASE event. Next jump: October 17, 2026.

150K+ spectators · largest event in WV

Veterans hiking together on slickrock at the Moab retreat

The retreat

Veterans Day Weekend Adventure Sports Retreat

Moab, Utah · early November

Each year, 8 to 12 veterans and first responders gather in Moab for a long weekend of adventure sports and community. The retreat is world-class, direct-outreach programming facilitated by experts in their respective disciplines.

The University of Utah Health collects IRB-approved data on site to help inform a larger future suicide-reduction research initiative.

Get involved

Be part of the next event.

Come watch

Events are open to the public and free to attend. Bring your people and cheer the jumpers on.

Volunteer

Our events run on volunteers. Lend a hand on the ground and help the day go smoothly.

Sponsor an event

Put your organization behind an event and help fund TBI research and programs for veterans and first responders.