Comments on: Climb Kilimanjaro for The Children’s Society http://www.mtkilimanjarologue.com/kili-news-stories/climb-kilimanjaro-for-the-childrens-society.html One stop guide to climbing Mt Kilimanjaro Mon, 21 Nov 2011 07:40:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Todd Gossman http://www.mtkilimanjarologue.com/kili-news-stories/climb-kilimanjaro-for-the-childrens-society.html/comment-page-1#comment-29150 Todd Gossman Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:22:12 +0000 http://www.mtkilimanjarologue.com/kili-news-stories/climb-kilimanjaro-for-the-childrens-society.html#comment-29150 Support for local charities is the way to go. I started a foundation called the Kilimanjaro Education Foundation (www.kef4kids.org) in order to help improve education and build school facilities. Our first charity climb was this past August and we raised $30K to build bathrooms and saved an entire school system from closing due to unsanitary conditions. We work with KIWISA one of the safest companies around and they are local. www.kiwisa.com Support for local charities is the way to go. I started a foundation called the Kilimanjaro Education Foundation (www.kef4kids.org) in order to help improve education and build school facilities. Our first charity climb was this past August and we raised $30K to build bathrooms and saved an entire school system from closing due to unsanitary conditions. We work with KIWISA one of the safest companies around and they are local. http://www.kiwisa.com

]]> By: Gillian http://www.mtkilimanjarologue.com/kili-news-stories/climb-kilimanjaro-for-the-childrens-society.html/comment-page-1#comment-353 Gillian Tue, 09 Jan 2007 00:32:53 +0000 http://www.mtkilimanjarologue.com/kili-news-stories/climb-kilimanjaro-for-the-childrens-society.html#comment-353 Yes, support for local charities is better, especially as the need is to great in Tanzania. There's a current (started 6 Jan 2007)fundraiser, "3 Peaks, 3 weeks", where 10 women will climb Kili, Meru and another. All funds will go to three local charities, including the School of St Jude. See my blog. http://schoolstjude.blogspot.com/ They've raised a massive $220,000, so I reckon it is a bloody good thing! Yes, support for local charities is better, especially as the need is to great in Tanzania.

There’s a current (started 6 Jan 2007)fundraiser, “3 Peaks, 3 weeks”, where 10 women will climb Kili, Meru and another. All funds will go to three local charities, including the School of St Jude. See my blog. http://schoolstjude.blogspot.com/

They’ve raised a massive $220,000, so I reckon it is a bloody good thing!

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