Charity Adventure Travel Trips by Adventures Within Reach

January 23, 2015 - Adventures Within Reach (AWR) is excited to announce new charity trips for 2015-2016 to support Make A Difference Now (MAD) projects to support children's education in developing countries. Upcoming trips include hiking the Inca Trail in Peru and visiting the Amazon, climbing Kilimanjaro and Tanzania safari, trekking to Everest Base Camp in Nepal, biking the Great Wall of China, and the W Trek in Torres del Paine, Patagonia.

"Our February 2015 W Trek in Patagonia sold out, and there is limited space on the Inca Trail trek for 2015" says Robin Paschall of Adventures Within Reach. "These trips are very popular because it is a way to travel and give back to children in need."

The Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu will be in June 2015 and an extension to the Amazon can be added. The Kilimanjaro trip will be in July 2015 and is combined with a safari and a few days volunteering with the MAD program in Himo, Tanzania. The Everest Base Camp trek is in October 2015 and is the longest and most challenging trip. The China and Patagonia trips will be offered in 2016. All the treks are fully supported with guides and porters.

"One of our most popular trips is in the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania," says Theresa Grant of Make A Difference Now. "Volunteers work on projects alongside locals, get to know the children they're helping and see the villages the children come from. It's great integration with the local culture, and you really feel like you are making a difference in the world."

For more information about these trips, see http://adventureswithinreach.com/mad/.

About us:
Adventures Within Reach offers cultural tours and soft adventure to Africa, South America, Asia, and Antarctica. AWR sends thousands of people each year on their dream adventures around the world. For more information about specific packages and prices, contact Adventures Within Reach at 303-500-5047, or visit www.AdventuresWithinReach.com.

Make A Difference Now is a charity aiming to help children rise out of poverty and become leaders within their countries. MAD's mission is to support quality educational opportunities for vulnerable children and youth in developing countries. For more information about MAD, contact MAD at 208-309-2100 (US), 255-787-550-857 (Tanzania), 91-974-0644-353 (India), or visit http://www.gomadnow.org/.