Join us in making a real impact for people and planet. We're on a mission to climb Aconcagua 2026, the highest peak in the South America to raise awareness and support for sustainable development goals and sustainability. So far, I have successfully reached the peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro (Higest mountain of African continent) and Mount Elbrus. Now, I'm preparing for the next mountain, Mount Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America. To make this expedition possible, I need to cover: Flights and travel costs Climbing equipment Expedition pre-bookings I need your support before March 31st to secure these essentials. Every contribution, big or small, will help me continue this mission for sustainability and inspire others to care for our planet.
Our project requires Funding for the logistics of the climb, climbing equipment, documentary production and filming equipment, marketing, and investment in select projects. In return, supporters gain brand visibility. You can reach out to us for a detailed budget and expense breakdown for the expedition.
You can utilize your personal skills by traveling with us to work on sustainability and help solve real challenges on the ground. Support can be provided in areas such as content writing, organizing campaigns, social media management, ideation, strategy building, and forming partnerships. In return, you get the opportunity to learn together, grow together, and be part of a meaningful journey.
Help us spread the story and connect us with relevant partners to support our work and enable project collaboration. No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. By sharing this story, you contribute to helping the people, supporting the project itself, and ensuring the mountain’s sustainability
The mountain’s story deserves to be heard around the world, and every contribution counts. The main target audience for the documentary includes scientists, NGOs, INGOs, investment firms, and tourists with access to climb these mountains. Beyond this, the story is important for everyone to hear. You can follow this link for guidance on how to organize a screening.