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Support Holly

For Holly to acheive her mission, like any mountaineer she needs a support team behind her. That might be in a form of a small donation; it might be in the form of a more substantial corporate sponsorship. ​​

She's already proven she has what it takes. The documentary Te Ara (Greenstone and Bloom Pictures) followed her 2023 climb of Mt Aspiring/Tititea. In 2024, under the mentorship of Lydia Bradey the first woman to summit Everest without supplementary oxygen, Holly completed three 6,000m+ acclimatisation climbs in the Himalayas — Lobuche East (6,145m), Island Peak (6,189m), and Mera Peak (6,476m).

Everest is the next step — but it's also a massive financial undertaking, between permits, guiding fees, equipment, and months of preparation. Every donation, big or small, brings Holly closer to the summit. Thank you for being part of this journey.

Use of Funds:

To turn this dream into reality, Holly would love your financial support with her Everest Wahine expedition costs, including guides, Sherpas, and essential climbing equipment, Filming, permits, Gear.

We are actively seeking sponsorships and partnerships from organizations that align with our values of promoting diversity, women empowerment, and environmental conservation.

Sponsors will gain significant visibility and recognition through media coverage and promotional material associated with this historic expedition.

The estimated budget for the Holly Beckham and Lydia Bradey Everest / Sagarmatha Summit Expedition is yet to be confirmed but will cover the following aspects:

  • Expedition permits and climbing fees

  • Accommodation and meals during the expedition

  • Necessary mountaineering equipment and gear

  • Travel expenses for the team to and from Nepal

  • Base camp support staff and Sherpa guides

  • Communication and satellite equipment for safety and updates.

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“Life can be really hard but you can break through and
climb the proverbial mountain.”

Lydia Bradey, ONZM

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Holly Beckham's story

Kia ora, ko Holly tōku ingoa.

This is not your usual intro from a climber.Let me start by saying that every day I climb a maunga – a personal maunga to conquer past addictions. I have not only loved the outdoors since I was a child, but I am also a recovering addict, 3 years clean.

© HOLLY BECKHAM 2026

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