Ecuador 2006
From June 5 - June 16, Bob Bryant and a dedicated team of climbers attempted to climb to the summit of Cotopaxi, a peak with an elevation of 19,347 feet! Although the climbers were turned back before they reached the summit due to weather, the team embraced the difficulty of the trip. As Sally Arnold commented on the trip blog:

“I just kept telling myself that I had to keep going – the path was not easy and it was not meant to be easy – the same as it is not easy for our youth to climb up and away from alcohol and drug abuse ---and these thoughts kept me going up the mountain.”

Peru 2004
Bob Bryant and his friends as they attempt to reach the peak of Peru's 20,000 ft. Mt. Pisco in memory of Bob's son, Danny, and others who have died of drug abuse. Our goal is to prevent this tragedy from happening to others and to keep our kids drug-free. Your pledge will help complete the purchase of a permanent facility for the Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center. view site>>

Santa Barbara Community Climb 2001
2001 marked the first year Summit for Danny held a fund-raising climb in which the whole Santa Barbara community could participate. Santa Barbara's own picturesque mountainsides provided the perfect locale for climbers to make a difference with every step they took. More than 500 hikers, ranging from professional trailblazers to groups of teens and families of four, took part in the celebration raising over...toward the Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center. view site>>

Canadian Arctic 2000
On August 21, 2000 this intrepid crew of souls braved the Canadian Arctic to climb a Summit for Danny and all our kids, dedicating time, energy, and money toward the cause. Each of these climbers brought their own unique experience and background to the event. view site>>

Kilimanjaro 1999
Summit for Danny (and all our kids) began back in 1999 at the base of Tanzania's formidable Mount Kilimanjaro. Local businessman Bob Bryant, whose beloved son Danny died four years earlier of a drug overdose, scaled the 20,000-foot peak with the aspirations of raising money to build an Adolescent Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Center and turning his personal tragedy into hope for others. He succeeded. The first Summit for Danny raised over half a million dollars toward the project. view site>>