July 12, 2026 | Brighton Resort
Celebrating thirty years in the mountains honoring and supporting cancer survivors.
Admission:
• General Admission: $20
• General Admission + Tribute Flag: $35*
General Admission includes: all-day access, 2 meals and a lift ride
*Day-of Tribute Flag price: $25/flag
Held since 1996, the Summit is symbolized by the thousands of yellow Tribute Flags honoring those impacted by cancer and carrying message of love, hope and remembrance over the Wasatch mountains at Brighton Resort.
The dedication of the Tribute Flags and the moving Celebration of Life are highlights of the event, which also includes the Mountain Breakfast, Summit Lunch, rides on Majestic Lift, a great silent auction, restorative wellness sessions and activities, nature walks, gorgeous views, challenging hikes, and - most of all - shared experience, fellowship, and the knowledge that you are not alone in this.
Join this meaningful day in the mountains!
Proceeds from Survivors at the Summit benefit Survivor Wellness, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by and for cancer survivors to provide supportive services for those impacted by cancer at no cost in two historic homes in Salt Lake City.
Cancer Wellness House, Inc. dba Survivor Wellness is a registered nonprofit organization, EIN: 87-0568405.
2026 SPONSORS
Tribute Flags
Dedicate. Honor. Remember. Encourage.
Tribute Flags are the symbol of Survivors at the Summit.
Donate any time of year to receive a Tribute Flag.
Bring your flag to the Summit, or
Give it to someone you love to inspire them in their cancer experience, or
Display it where it has meaning for you and your loved ones.
Registering to attend the Summit?
Pre-order a Tribute Flag at registration. Pickup at event.
Choose the “General Admission + Tribute Flag” option ($30 through June 30, or $35 after July 1)
Tribute Flags are $25 at the event - all proceeds benefit Survivor Wellness
Tribute Flags are always available year-round at Survivor Wellness. Contact our office to schedule a visit and pick yours up.
“Survivors at the Summit reminded me that I am stronger than cancer.”
—Darryl L., member from 2020-2022 who lives on in our hearts

