Thank you so much for visiting our JustGiving page and for supporting our fundraising journey for the Human Practice Foundation - a charity dedicated to improving the lives of children and underserved communities in Kenya and Nepal through education, wellbeing and practical, lasting support.

This July, we - five students from Wycombe Abbey (Mylah, Vera, Coco, Astrid and Emily) - are taking on a significant personal and physical challenge to raise funds for this cause. Together, we will walk the Tour du Mont Blanc, one of Europe’s most iconic long‑distance alpine trails, covering around 170 kilometres over 10 days. The route crosses France, Italy and Switzerland and involves over 10,000 metres of cumulative ascent. This challenge is not only a true test of our endurance and teamwork, but a meaningful way for us to support the important work of the Human Practice Foundation.

For us, this journey is about far more than completing a trek. It is about using our energy, determination and opportunities to help children who face far greater challenges in accessing education and resources. Every step we take is driven by the Foundation’s mission to create safe, inspiring learning environments where children can thrive.

After completing the trek, two of us - Mylah and Astrid - will travel on to Kenya, where we will volunteer in rural communities. Our volunteering will focus on supporting children through sports activities, as well as helping with English and Mathematics in extracurricular learning programmes. Inspired to push ourselves even further, we also plan to take on an additional challenge - climbing Mount Kenya (5,199 metres), Africa’s second‑highest mountain - as a symbol of our ongoing commitment to the charity and the communities it supports.

All funds raised through this page will go directly to the Human Practice Foundation and will be used to support sustainable, high‑impact projects that improve educational environments and opportunities for children.

How your donation helps

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference. When combined, contributions help fund projects such as:

£40 could help stock a new library with books and reading materials

£300 could provide a rainwater harvesting tank to ensure a school has reliable water supplies

£750 could provide computer equipment, helping children develop vital IT skills

£2,000 could furnish a new classroom with desks and chairs

£3,500 could support science education through dedicated facilities

£6,250 could help renovate a classroom to create a safe learning environment

£10,000 could help provide essential toilet facilities, improving health and dignity

These examples show how donations at every level contribute to long‑lasting, meaningful impact.

We are incredibly grateful for your generosity and support. By donating, you are helping to create opportunity, confidence and hope — and becoming part of a journey that we hope will leave a real and lasting difference in the lives of children who need it most.

Thank you for being part of our journey.

With heartfelt thanks,

Mylah, Vera, Coco, Astrid & Emily xxx