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Update: Annie & Amanda feature on page 7 of the Sun Herald!

Update: Climb with Annie & Amanda THIS WEDNESDAY for only $5 and a gold coin donation!

 Climb with Annie & Amanda!

Missed Annie and Amanda in the news? Click here to see all the media for the 'On Top of the World' campaign so far.

Only 34 days to go...

Annie and Amanda will be challenging themselves to reach the summit of Mt Everest and Annie will become the first Maori woman to have ever achieved this feat!

By donating on their behalf, you'll also be supporting an organisation in need. Annie is the Chief Financial Officer of Sunnyfield, a not-for-profit disability services organisation that needs your help. There are many ways you can be a part of this incredible adventure by donating in one of the following ways:

Sponsor a 'cent-a-metre'. It's more than 8,800 metres from the bottom to the peak of Mt Everest. A sponsorship of one cent for every metre climbed is a total of $88. You can sponsor Annie and Amanda on their climb down the mountain too - to a total of $176.

Make a donation. You can contribute as much as you like - every bit helps! When you donate, you can also leave a message of support for Annie and Amanda before they go!

Climb your own Everest. You can complete your own personal Mt Everest-sized challenge. Ask your friends and family to celebrate your achievement by donating to Sunnyfield.

Sunnyfield

Since 1952, Sunnyfield has successfully helped people with disabilities to lead more independent lives.

Sunnyfield provides care and services to over 1,700 people with disabilities and their families across NSW. Sunnyfield helps people with disabilities achieve their goals, their dreams and live more independent lives within the community.

Our Mission is to enrich the lives of people with disabilities by creating choice, opportunities and independence for them to lead the lives they want. To enable people with disabilities to:
• exercise whole-of-life choices;
• be as independent as they can and want to; and,
• feel and be valued by the community.

Cool facts:

  • Annie Doyle will be the first Maori woman to climb Mt Everest!
  • Annie has climbed 5 and Amanda has climbed 4 of the 7 highest peaks in the world
  • The girls will burn an average of 8,000 calories per day on the mountain
  • Annie and Amanda met at Manly Beach when their children attended Nippers
  • They still train there at 4.30am most mornings!
  • It is a cool 8,848 metres to the peak
  • Mt Everest is called 'Sagarmatha' in Nepal, which means 'Goddess in the sky'
  • All the food will come in with Sherpas and yaks!

Be part of this journey by supporting Sunnyfield – you will feel on top of the world!


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