So far, she has raised R74 000 for Apricot Tree and hopes her story will motivate Benonians to contribute towards this cause.
When she stood next to the large wooden summit sign congratulating climbers for reaching Uhuru Peak, Rita Sprenzel felt the joy of achieving a long-cherished goal.
“It was a moment of reflection. A symbol of what one can achieve when one sets their mind to it,” she said. “This climb was more than a personal achievement. It was about making a difference. My climb was for the Apricot Tree, and it aimed to shed light on the importance of education and empowerment for disabled children and adults.
Sprenzel’s journey started on August 31 when she and three other Benonians began to scale Africa’s tallest free-standing mountain.
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