Cold feet, runny nose and pure exhaustion 5895m up high – doesn’t sound convincing? I thought that myself when I heard about the Kilimanjaro Challenge organized by Accenture und VSO. But after reading more about that challenge and the good that comes with it, I signed up for a charity walk up the Kilimanjaro Challenge from August 26th - September 5th 2012 in order to raise money for people in need.

I need your support!

I can’t master that challenge alone, I need your support please. This trip is organized by Accenture and VSO which are specialized in sending professionals to developing countries. I will be joined by other Accenture colleagues from all over the world. This challenge consists of 2 parts:

1)    I have to raise £2800 until June 5th for VSO

2)    I have to somehow get to the top of that mountain

Unfortunately you can only support me with the first part - the collection of donations. I would be very grateful if you decide donate some money.  Every amount counts!

WHY should you support me?

Your donations will go directly to VSO who will fund voluntary supporters that sign up to go on projects to fight against Aids, famine and the lack of education. The donations will not be used to cover my expenses; these will be paid for by myself. I will also visit one of these projects in Kenya to see how the money I raised is used.

HOW can you support me?

You can support me by donating money that will directly go to the VSO charity. Donations can be made through this website.

I have a long way ahead of me to reach the £2800. I hope that a lot of you will join me in this endeavor and I thank you very much in advance! If you have any questions or would like to sign up for the challenge yourself, feel free to contact me.

Cheers
Nancy  

Links:
Donations: http://www.justgiving.com/Nancy-Timm
VSO: http://www.vso.org.uk/
Kilimanjaro Challenge 2012: http://treks.vso.org.uk/kili2012/

Please feel free to spread the word and send this link to anyone you think might be interested. The more money that can be collected, the more help can be sent to people in need!