June 20, 2025
Dam to Dam is an epic 24-mile standup paddleboard event starting at the Mount Holly Boat Landing and ending at the Tega Cay Beach Club, followed by a post-paddle celebration. The event features a physically and mentally challenging course with full support, including stocked boats, catered meals, and safety assistance. You can participate as an individual or in teams of two.
A post-paddle celebration and awards ceremony will be held for paddlers and their guests. Dam to Dam is an 11-hour journey that is fun and relaxing, but at times will challenge you mentally and physically. Whether you are a cancer survivor, caregiver, or someone who wants to make a difference, you are in for something very unique and special. There is no registration fee, but each paddler agrees to fund-raise a minimum of $1500 in order to participate.
Have more questions? Check out our Dam to Dam FAQs.
Now accepting applications for individuals or teams.
Become a Dam to Dam Sponsor
Would you like be a Dam to Dam sponsor and help support 24 Foundation’s mission? We’d love to have you and there are sponsorship levels to suit every budget. Please contact Audrey Hood at audrey@24foundation.org.
Dam to Dam 2025: Day on the Water
Friday, June 20, 2025
- Start time: 6:30 am | End time: Between 6:30 - 8:00 pm (10-12 hours total, including breaks).
- Packet Pick Up/Fundraising Deadline: Wednesday, June 18, 3:30 - 7:30 pm at Brewers at Yancey.
- Starting Location: Mount Holly Boat Landing, 724 Elm Ave, Mt Holly, NC 28120.
- Ending Location: Tega Cay Beach Club, 4088 Beach Club Ln, Tega Cay, SC 29708.
- Meals Provided: Catered lunch and dinner, plus snacks and beverages throughout the day.
- Transportation: Provided for paddlers to the launch point from the ending location.
- Registration & Fundraising: There is no registration fee, but each participant must meet a minimum fundraising goal of $1,500.
- Post-Paddle Celebration: Exclusive to paddlers and their guests, with an awards ceremony following the event.
- Gear: Fully provided. If you would like to use your personal board, you must attend a training and board screening in advance.
New this year: Paddleboard Teams
This year, in addition to participating as an individual, we are accepting applications for teams of two. The teams will take turns and alternate – one person is on the paddleboard while the other team member rides on the support boat.
