In early October, I will be climbing a volcano in Ecuador called Cayambe (18,996ft) with a team of adaptive athletes, disability rights advocates, partners, and Range of Motion Project (ROMP) staff. Representing Team Cotopaxi, I'm honored to be climbing alongside a ROMP patient from Ecuador named Carlos. Together, we hope to show the world what is possible when you have access to the proper care.
Why I Climb
Through this climb, we are raising funds for ROMP’s mission to ensure access to low-cost but life-changing care to amputees without access.
If you know me, it's because you’ve seen me running up the side of a mountain, or search through the jungle in search of humanity and it means something to you. That was made possible because of a prosthetic.
Now I have a chance to pay that gift forward to so many other amputees who don’t have access to this life changing hardware. That’s why I am really asking you to join my fundraising climb. No donation is too small and it all goes toward someone being able to walk again!
Ken Sterling
Albert, Carlos and ROMP.
Love and light to you brothers and sisters.
Fight On!
23 hours ago$250.00
Tawana Hanamann
What an inspiration you are, Albert! Always a delight to follow your adventures. Looking forward to your lecture series in November
A day ago$26.25
Cassandra Vieten
Good work Albert!!
A day ago
ECheck GEOS Foundation - offline
1 week ago$5,000.00
Eddie Ray
A day ago$1,000.00
Gary Jacobs
Climb Albert Climb
4 weeks ago$1,000.00
Jonathan Muenkel
Best of luck to all the climbers!!!
2 weeks ago$525.00