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THE CLIMBERS 2007
The UpKili 2007 climb was EXTREMELY successfull! Scroll down to view the itinerary.
100% of funds raised by climbers participating in UPKILI® go directly to the foundations which support the advancement of breast cancer research, education, diagnosis, and treatment.
If you'd like to join our 2011 team,
email us now.
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AMY MICKS
In February 2004 I took on a challenge of my own choosing that set a new course for the rest of my life. Summiting Kilimanjaro was evidence that I had survived my own battle with breast cancer. It was at the top of this spectacular mountain that my idea for UPKILI® CLIMB FOR BREAST CANCER was born. I had a dream to share that same experience with as many other survivors and supporters as possible. I couldn’t think of a better way to raise awareness and money to help FIND A CURE! |
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DAWNA SATOV (Toronto, Canada)
I have always wanted to climb Mt.Kilimanjaro.The opportunity presented itself when I heard of the UPKILI® group. I now have the opportunity to fundraise for breast cancer while reaching my goal with breast cancer survivors and their friends and family. I know it will be an unforgettable exhilarating experience. My goal is to summit and have raised at least $5,000! |
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PEGGY CUMMING (Ottawa, Canada)
Since camping at the base of Kilimanjaro 36 years ago, my dream has been to climb the mountain. Since being diagnosed with breast cancer 21 years ago, my goal has been to live each day to the fullest. Now, I look forward to a new goal of fundraising for CBCF, in hopes of eliminating the ‘Breast Cancer’ diagnosis for future generations. Another dream-come-true is that my daughter, Megan, will join me; her determination has always been inspirational. To my friends and family...your energy will spirit my journey.
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MEGAN CUMMING (Ottawa, Canada)
I was eight years old when my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. I didn’t understand what an impact it could have on our family. But I was lucky – my mom, Peggy, beat breast cancer and has been my role model for ever since. Climbing Kilimanjaro has long been one of her dreams, and has become one of mine too. When Peg asked me to join her on the UPKILI® Climb for Breast Cancer, of course I said yes! This will be the most memorable climb for us both. |
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KELLY JUDGE (Castleton, Canada)
It has been a lifetime dream for me to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. I found out about the climb from a very dear friend who was diagnosed with breast cancer and has fought her way back. I was very inspired to climb when I found out I could climb for a great purpose. I lost my Mother last November and I feel that she is cheering me on and will be with me as I make my way to the summit. I hope to raise as much money as I can and maybe together we can all see the end to this life threatening disease. |
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JUDY GROSSMAN-LAZARUS (Toronto, Canada)
I am honored to participate in this climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro in support of the UPKILI® CLIMB FOR BREAST CANCER. I know this will be one of the most enriching and profound experiences of my life. My goal is to raise at least $5,000. My thoughts on Upkili will be of my many family, friends and supporters who have shared their experiences about this dreaded disease. I thank everyone who has supported my efforts to raise money for this most important cause. |
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