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George Attard for the Everest Base Camp Challenge 2019
in aid of Inspire
In September, George will be heading to Nepal to attempt Everest Base camp – at a height of 5,364m. This will take him approximately two weeks. Apart from this thrilling challenge, George is seeking to do something extra – he wants to help collect funds for Inspire Foundation. You can help out by donating here or by attending one of the events George will be organising together with the team at the Inspire Foundation.
The entire expedition will be funded by George himself, and any additional proceeds will go towards Inspire’s services and programmes.
GOAL: €10,000
RAISED: €5,290.40
About George
George is 26 years old and works as a captain for Ryanair. He loves sports, travelling, photography, positive people and a good cup of coffee. As a young boy, he used to woo over his uncle’s collection of the National Geographic and his interest in travel and adventure started growing. He has long dreamed of visiting the magical and mystical Himalaya, but he wanted this trip to be extra special … and so he chose to incorporate it with fundraising for a good cause.
George is now busy preparing for the expedition, to be both physically and mentally prepared. “I will be moving away from my comfort zone, in a foreign land with no one I know, but I look at the bigger picture … it’s the Himalaya, nature, new friendships, and ultimately a good cause. Helping out Inspire Foundation is my greatest motivation when things get tough. I choose to make a difference, no matter how small,” he says.
Why Inspire?
George was first introduced to Inspire Foundation as a young boy when he used to use the pool once a week for P.E Lessons. He then used to visit the Inspire park and attend some of the fundraising events.
“I have so much admiration for the incredible work that is being done with persons with disability. What really made me choose is Inspire is their ethos, Inspire believes that everyone has a right to equality and inclusion, a statement which I hold dearly close.”
Description
George Attard for the Everest Base Camp Challenge 2019
in aid of Inspire
In September, George will be heading to Nepal to attempt Everest Base camp – at a height of 5,364m. This will take him approximately two weeks. Apart from this thrilling challenge, George is seeking to do something extra – he wants to help collect funds for Inspire Foundation. You can help out by donating here or by attending one of the events George will be organising together with the team at the Inspire Foundation.
The entire expedition will be funded by George himself, and any additional proceeds will go towards Inspire’s services and programmes.
GOAL: €10,000
RAISED: €5,290.40
About George
George is 26 years old and works as a captain for Ryanair. He loves sports, travelling, photography, positive people and a good cup of coffee. As a young boy, he used to woo over his uncle’s collection of the National Geographic and his interest in travel and adventure started growing. He has long dreamed of visiting the magical and mystical Himalaya, but he wanted this trip to be extra special … and so he chose to incorporate it with fundraising for a good cause.
George is now busy preparing for the expedition, to be both physically and mentally prepared. “I will be moving away from my comfort zone, in a foreign land with no one I know, but I look at the bigger picture … it’s the Himalaya, nature, new friendships, and ultimately a good cause. Helping out Inspire Foundation is my greatest motivation when things get tough. I choose to make a difference, no matter how small,” he says.
Why Inspire?
George was first introduced to Inspire Foundation as a young boy when he used to use the pool once a week for P.E Lessons. He then used to visit the Inspire park and attend some of the fundraising events.
“I have so much admiration for the incredible work that is being done with persons with disability. What really made me choose is Inspire is their ethos, Inspire believes that everyone has a right to equality and inclusion, a statement which I hold dearly close.”