#Trek4Shelter
Challenge yourself to do something amazing for families in need
Step up to the challenge
Are you ready to go further to shelter families around the world following disaster?
Through our Trek 4 Shelter campaign, our goal is to raise $250,000 across five, once-in-a-lifetime adventures.
This amount is enough to provide 1,000 families with essential shelter aid, including our ShelterKits, solar lights, water filters and mosquito nets — life-changing, life-saving aid that will help disaster-affected communities to begin the slow process of recovery.
We’re asking you to help us continue our efforts by joining one of our Trek 4 Shelter adventures today!
When you sign up, you’ll join a team of other passionate ShelterBox supporters who will trek with you and we’ll give you all the guidance you’ll need to start your fundraising journey.
Mt Kilimanjaro, Tanzania – Feb 2025
Trekking Kilimajaro is a bucket list feat of its own. The lunar landscapes make this a physical challenge to remember, but that’s not the best bit—whilst you walk, you’ll be making a profound difference in the lives of families worldwide.
Your support enables ShelterBox to deliver emergency shelter and vital aid to those affected by disaster and conflict, providing them with the safety, warmth, and dignity they desperately need in their darkest hours.
With each step you take through the African landscapes, you’re helping to ensure that families facing unimaginable challenges receive the shelter, tools, and support necessary to rebuild their lives. Your participation directly contributes to the resilience and hope of communities around the globe, offering a beacon of light in times of crisis.
More ways to get involved with ShelterBox
Trek 4 Shelter isn’t the only way you can join us in making a big difference to families left devastated by disaster.
RESPONDING RIGHT AROUND THE WORLD
With your support, ShelterBox can continue to respond to some of the most remote communities around the world that have been affected by disaster.
We go the extra mile to find the most vulnerable families whose lives have been devastated by disaster.