The Mission
Raise $700,000 to treat 100 conflict impacted children.
Help conflict impacted children reach their summits!
This Mt. Kilimanjaro Climb is all about raising money for children impacted by conflict to show them they are truly not alone. It is about showing them that when we come together, no challenge is unsurmountable. The message you send by donating is of the utmost importance, because you are showing a child whose life has been destroyed by an event he cannot control, that life doesn’t stop there, life goes on, and the future can be as bright as he can make it up to be. The children we treat face many difficulties, both emotionally and physically.
Remember, your donations, no matter how small, can make a huge difference in their lives!
5,895 m
To the highest peak in Africa
Meet the team
& read their stories

Mostafa Salameh
The expedition leader
Mostafa Salameh is a renowned mountaineer who was born a refugee to Palestinian parents in Jordan. Salameh is one of only 20 people to climb the Seven Summits and reach the South Pole and the North Pole – known as the ‘Explorers Grand Slam’ and skied Greenland from north to south.
On his adventures, Mostafa climbs for a purpose. In the spirit of helping others, he launched several successful initiatives that raised over 5 million dollars for charity.
The Climb
Current Location
UHURU PEAK
(5,895m)

Arusha

Arusha rest day and gear check.
Full day safari and a visit to the Masai village
Mandara Hut

Mandara Hut (8,858ft / 2,700m) - Acclimatization day / Rest. Elevation Gain:
700 meters (2,200 feet) Walking Time:3-4 hours Distance: 5km
Horombo Hut

Horombo Hut (12,140ft / 3700m) - Acclimatization day / Rest. Elevation Gain:
700 meters (2,200 feet) Walking Time:3-4 hours Distance: 5km
Kibo Hut

Kibo Hut (15420ft / 4700m)
Uhuru Peak

Uhuru Peak 5,895 m
This is the highest peak on one of Kilimanjaro's 3 volcanic cones & stands at 19,354 ft.
The Blog
Arwa Damon blogs live from Kilimanjaro


Dashing towards the summit
Another acclimatization hike up to 4200m today, We’re at that point where you realize that you actually have no idea how hard the next few


A rough day
It’s been rough today – especially for Safa who was telling Tania that she was flashing back to 7 years ago when she was burned


Acclimatization and UNO!
Today is our second day at Mandara Hut meant for acclimatization. We had this super good breakfast in the morning, then we were off to
The Social wall
Updates from the team's social media, mention @inaraorg on instagram to get your post on this wall