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Sir Edmund Hillary

" To many Western eyes, the Everest region is a place of great beauty and high mountains to be conquered. For the Sherpas who live there, however, life has few privileges. Medicine and Education are scarce, bridges and path are often destroyed, and the forest upon which they depend are rapidly depleting.

Despite these hardships, they are the most warm-hearted people I know. Any help you can provide will be so important and so gratefully received."

Quote from Sir Edmund Hillary's will:

"I declare that I have had a full life with much happiness and a share of sadness. I have little cause for complaint. If, however, some people in New Zealand feel I have made some contribution to the prestige of my country then they could best demonstrate this by continuing modest support to the Himalayan people I have worked with for so many years"
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what we do?

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Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa were the first persons to set foot on the top of Mount Everest on May 29, 1953 and have opened the mystery of the world’s tallest peak to the world.

Even after Sir Edmund Hillary’s ascent to Everest, he has come to visit the Everest region and had much more opportunity to acquaint with the mountains and the Sherpa people of the area. During that time, Everest region was very isolated from the world outside and the Sherpas living in the area were deprived of basic human needs such as education, health care and other facilities.

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why us?

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Sir Edmund Hillary always said that the greatest satisfaction for him is not the top of Everest he has climbed and not the two poles he has explored but the schools and health clinics he has built for his Sherpa friends and helping to keep these work continue in future is the greatest respect for him.

Himalayan Trust responds to the request of the local community and planning and implemetation of the work is always carried out jointly by the Trust and community on the partnership basis. It also believes that success can be achieved only by giving continuity to the same work.

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Himalayan Trust

Dilli Bazaar
Kathmandu, Nepal
P.O.Box 224
TEL: 977-1-4412168
FAX: 977-1-4414750
Email:info@himalayantrust.org