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Documentary Filmed on Mount Kilimanjaro Links to Charity Fundraising

1 report, 1 independent Updated 06:42
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What happened

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Andrew Curtis filmed a documentary while climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. In related commentary, Sue Van Schreven of Orphans Aid International referenced a 2020 documentary, titled "Mountain of Hope," which was filmed during a Mount Kilimanjaro climb and served as a fundraiser. Van Schreven also provided updates from Nepal regarding flooding and child trafficking risks.

From rhema.co.nz

Why it matters

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The activity of filming and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro has been linked to charitable fundraising efforts for Orphans Aid International. This ties the tourism and expedition industry to the generation of funds for overseas aid projects.

From rhema.co.nz

Who's involved

  • Andrew CurtisDirector and filmmaker who filmed the documentary on Mount Kilimanjaro.
  • Mount KilimanjaroMountain massif in Tanzania where the documentary was filmed.
  • Shine TVNew Zealand Christian television channel for which Andrew Curtis records interviews.
  • Tanzania National ParksOrganization that manages climbing routes and activities on Mount Kilimanjaro.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Tanzania National ParksSpeculative

    Tourism operators in the region might see changes in demand for climbing expeditions and related services.

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