Unplug and Tie In
Join or renew your membership with the AAC—the biggest community of climbers in the country—and help protect the heart of climbing. We’re fighting for the quiet and wild climbing landscapes, and the most popular crags too. Join us in this fight today and get this limited edition t-shirt!
Frequently Asked T-Shirt Questions
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The t-shirt is a super soft, moisture wicking tri-blend t-shirt (50% polyester/25% cotton/25% rayon).
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Thanks for being a member! You can renew early, upgrade your membership, or donate $25 to receive this limited-edition shirt!
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Yes! Visit our donations page and donate $25 or more during the month of September or October. Be sure to enter the promo code UNPLUGTIEIN and choose a t-shirt size to avoid any delays.
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The t-shirts fit "true to size" and we recommend ordering the size that you typically wear in unisex sizing.
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Please allow 6-8 weeks for your shirt to arrive. We aim to minimize our impact and costs from the t-shirt printing. Because of this, we wait until we can determine the demand from the campaign and place the order accordingly. Thanks for your patience in this process; saving resources and minimizing impact for a climate campaign is critical. Additionally, saving money on printing shirts allows us to put more money towards our good work, like fighting climate change for climbers!
Terms & Conditions
*Must join, renew, or donate between September 1st and October 31st, 2023 to receive free t-shirt incentive
*Offer not valid for international members.
*Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Join the Club. United We Climb.
Alpine is a state of mind.
The solitude and breathlessness of an alpine day can follow you anywhere if you let it. Join or renew your membership with the AAC and bring those epic alpine days everywhere with you. And if you join or renew in the month of September or October, you’ll receive this limited edition beta-breaking t-shirt!
Join, renew, or donate $25+ today and get a free limited-edition AAC t-shirt.
Our Work
Membership level: All members support the following work through their contributions.
Policy + Advocacy
We’re fighting for public lands and climbing access across the country.
Expert Accident Analysis & Education
We’re educating new and old climbers so we can all learn to be safer out there.
Preserving Climbing History
We’re preserving climbing history and making it accessible to the next generation.
Community
We’re bringing climbers of every background together.
Meet the Artist: Foster Denney
For Foster Denney, his art is a constant flow of what if? It starts with a line or a cool shape and he begins playing and collaging, with an end result that can be anything. Instead of writing a bio, he’d rather meet everyone, all eight billion people, because he often doesn’t know where to begin when asked about himself. Foster says he has been creating art since day one because to him a baby’s cry can be considered art. Eventually, his high school design teacher, who doubled as a comedian, nurtured his love of graphic design. Foster went on to graduate from Auburn University with a degree in Environmental Design. When not climbing or designing Foster can be found slacklining, appreciating existence, or trying something new. Foster joined the staff at the AAC in the spring of 2022, instantly becoming a goofy and positive energy around the office. Foster was featured in the 2018 issue of Accidents in North American Climbing, where he fell 150 feet and walked away with just a bunch of cacti needles in his body.
