This year as our family navigated school changes, we never feared IF our children would have access to a great school. Instead, we simply considered which wonderful educational opportunity do we chose between.
Reflecting upon our educational opportunities here in Dallas, we want to be a part of helping other students reach for their dreams through access to education and leadership opportunities. Inspire Spaces does a wonderful job making these dreams come true. Will you help me reach my goal of raising $5,000 to provide scholarship and camps for 5 students?
What
if we climbed one of the tallest mountains in Africa? What if we spend 5
days enjoying the beauty of nature and battling natural elements and mental fatigue? What if we ascended to over 15,000 FT? What if we did this amazing expedition to raise funds for vulnerable students to pursue their dream of education.
Come with us and explore this amazing landscape dotted with glaciers, rock spires, high tarns and some beautiful unique flora and fauna like the giant groundsels and the odd looking rock hyrax which has evolved from the elephant.
August 1st-5th, we will hike up Mt Kenya with 20 Inspire Spaces college students and 22 volunteers. Every dollar raised goes to support student scholarships. We will hike up to Lenana point which is at 15,190 FT, and every foot of elevation costs $.50 cents. Sponsor each hiker for $7,595 to get them to the summit! For every hiker we get to the top, it provides scholarships, leadership and character programming and all school supplies for an entire year.
About CLIMB4DREAMS
We're raising money for our scholarships program with our first ever CLIMB4DREAMS. Mt. Kenya is the second tallest mountain in Africa.
One Month Sponsorship
A donation of $70 will provide one student with partial school tuition.
Full Year Sponsorship
A donation of $840 will provide one student with school tuition and leadership camps for a year.
Multiple Student Scholarships
A donation of $4,200 per year will provide 5 students with tuition and leadership camps for a year.
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