I’m a 16-year-old mountaineer, and my journey in the mountains has shown me both the power of opportunity and the reality of how unevenly it’s distributed. That’s why I’m committed to supporting girls’ education—because access to learning shouldn’t depend on where you’re born.

Through my climbs, I’ve seen firsthand how remote mountain communities face limited access to education and basic resources. I’m fundraising for the Nimsdai Foundation, an organization that works at the heart of these regions. They support mountain communities through education, environmental protection, and practical, on-the-ground initiatives that create safer futures and real opportunities.

Inspired by the same spirit of resilience and determination that drives mountaineering, the Foundation transforms that energy into meaningful impact—protecting fragile environments while empowering the people who call these mountains home.

This cause is personal to me. Climbing has given me opportunities I never imagined; this is my way of helping create those opportunities for others.