Asia World Vision Challenge: trip highlights Wander through the colonial charm of Yangon Witness the sunset from the top of Mandalay Hill Attend a morning alms collection at a monastery outside Mandalay Visit the worlds largest bell in the ancient city of Mingun Walk amongst the wonders at Sagaing, home to 600 pagodas and monasteries Discover one of the finest collections of temples in South East Asia at Bagan Visit World Visions Relief Project Sites in Mandalay and Yangoon Accompanied by World Vision representative Trip Duration 10 days Trip Code: WVM Grade Introductory Activities 7 day sightseeing and 2 days at World Vision projects Summary 9 nights hotels Supporting Your Cause More than one billion people around the world live in poverty and struggle every day just to survive. For six decades, World Vision has worked with disadvantaged communities at a grassroots level to fight poverty and injustice. They do this through: Community development: World Vision partners with communities on longterm projects that enable them to gain the knowledge, skills and resources needed to break the cycle of poverty and sustainably manage their own development. Humanitarian and emergency relief: World Vision has staff and supplies positioned around the globe to respond to immediate needs. They also help communities recover from disasters and plan for and reduce the impact of future setbacks. Tackling injustice: World Vision engages governments, institutions and the public to address the underlying causes of poverty. They aim to empower communities to speak up for their rights and influence local and global change. Engaging the community: World Vision informs members of the global community about the causes of poverty and challenge them to be involved in efforts to alleviate it. World Vision engages with community leaders and members to determine what their shared priorities are, and may address needs in areas including food and agriculture, healthcare, water and sanitation, education, economic development, child protection and reducing disaster risks. Projects are funded from a range of sources, including public and corporate donations and grants from governments and multilateral organisations. Your Huma Challenge Thank you for your interest in our World Vision Challenge: Myanmar Cultural Journey. Huma Charity Challenge is a division of the worldwide adventure travel company World Expeditions. When joining a Huma Charity Challenge you embark on a remarkable journey to discover your inner philanthropist as you raise money for a Charity that is important to you. At the same time you take on the challenge of fundraising and partake in an adventure to discover new worlds, new landscapes and new cultures... perhaps you ll even discover how far your personal boundaries stretch as you take on a physical challenge like a cycling, trekking or a mountaineering adventure. We are passionate about offthebeaten track travel experiences as they provide travellers with the thrill of coming face to face with untouched cultures as well as wilderness regions of great natural beauty. Our itineraries are well researched, affordable and tailored for the enjoyment of small groups. Our itineraries provide the very best travel experience, designed by people with vast local knowledge who share our vision of authentic exchange and real exploration with a responsible travel approach at the core. 1 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
2016 16 Oct - 25 Oct Payments Joining Yangon: $3250 Non refundable registration fee: $200 Optional Single Supplement: $740 Minimum charity donation: $1000 All prices are per person Refer to the charity challenge calendar at the end of this document for specific payment dates. Huma Challenge does not require single travellers to pay a surcharge for travelling alone. We will arrange for you to share accommodation with another traveller of the same gender and if we can not match you up we will provide a single room at no extra charge. If you prefer not to share a single supplement is payable to guarantee your own room. The cost of the single supplement is listed above. What Impact Will My Fundraising Have? World Vision is proud to be supporting many lifechanging programs in Myanmar, and the funds you raise as part of your will be helping to ensure the programs are successful in: Assisting children, their families and communities with better access to healthcare, education, food production, incomegenerating activities and other basic needs Assisting street children and other children at risk, providing them with medical services and encouraging social activities in major urban areas Providing training in innovative agricultural methods to introduce new crops, increase yields and help farmers grow crops in inhospitable terrains Supporting recovery and rehabilitation activities in communities affected by Cyclone Nargis Helping communitybased organisations provide their citizens with opportunities for active involvement in their economic and social development Your Adventure In the world of travel, Myanmar is viewed as a destination to visit now, with many of the traditional ways of Asia still in place and with an incredible array of cultural richness and diversity to be explored. For the traveller, Myanmar is an exciting destination, but for the vast majority of Myanmar s children, life in their country is a struggle. World Vision has played an important role in the recent history of Myanmar, coming to the people s aid following the devastating Cyclone Nargris in 2008, which killed more than 100,000 people. World Vision plays an ongoing role in Myanmar helping to protect vulnerable street children and child soldiers and supporting communities by expanding microfinance activities and increasing access to education and medical care. This is your chance to discover Myanmar including Bagan, the Shan Hills, Inle Lake as well as Yangoon and Mandalay where we visit a World Vision project in each city. The funds that you raise before taking this adventure will be directed towards World Vision s work in Myanmar. Child Protection Policy All participants on this trip will be required to complete a Criminal Record Check through World Vision. This check is to ensure that members of the group do not have a history of childrelated offences, and is mandatory in order to visit World Vision s projects on this trip. Online Fundraising Portal Upon registering for this trip, World Vision will provide you with a link to join the Everyday Hero group that has been set up for this Myanmar trip so that yourself and other participants can create your own individual pages and start fundraising. This process will mean that all funds will be automatically transferred to World Vision. 2 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Itinerary at a Glance DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5 DAY 6 DAY 7 DAY 8 DAY 9 DAY 10 ARRIVE YANGON, HALF DAY HERITAGE WALK HALF DAY TOUR OF SHWEDAGON PAGODA, FLY TO MANDALAY WORLD VISIONS PROJECT VISIT IN MANDALAY MANDALAY - PALEIK POPA BAGAN POPA - BAGAN IN BAGAN BAGAN HEHO INLE LAKE INLE LAKE HEHO YANGON WORLD VISION PROJECTS IN YANGON IN YANGON, TRIP CONCLUDES Additional Deposits Required In addition to the Huma Charity Challenge registration fee, you will also be required to pay an additional deposit of USD$400 (paid in your local currency at the current rate of exchange). Accommodation in Myanmar fills very quickly so we require this additional deposit to secure rooms. This deposit is nonrefundable and we recommend you take out travel insurance at the time of registering. What s Included 9 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 3 dinners Comfortable accommodation on twin share basis Airport transfers (day 1 and 10 only) Internal flights Yangon/Mandalay and Bagan/Heho/Yangon valued at $US255 Expert local bilingual guides Private vehicles Sightseeing and entry fees as per itinerary Medical kit Detailed Itinerary DAY 1 Arrive Yangon, half day heritage walk You ll be met at the airport by our representative who will transfer you to your centrally located hotel. We will have an important tour briefing, so check with reception for the time and location. It is recommended that you have lunch before hand as immediately after the meeting we will head out for some sightseeing. Yangon downtown is unique with much of its colonial-era architecture still standing. You find one of Asia s most impressive collections of late nineteenth and early twentiethcentury buildings, religious and secular. The walking tour will take you through downtown Yangon, focusing on its old colonial buildings. Your guide will walk you through the back streets in a relaxed tempo and explain you the history of each building some of them empty, some getting restored and some used for different purposes than when built. This walk along the streets of Yangon will at least architecturally take you a step back in time. Welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight: Yangon Hotel. meals: D 3 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Fast Facts Countries Visited: Myanmar Visas: Yes* Vaccinations: Please consult a travel vaccination specialist for up to date information Group Size Min: 6 Group Size Max: 16 Singles: A single supplement is available for this trip* Leader: Expert local leader *Ask our staff for more information. DAY 2 Half day tour of Shwedagon Pagoda, fly to Mandalay So what s behind the golden façade of the Shwedagon Pagoda? During a half-day tour we take you through this wonderful site and show you the full history of the pagoda, the daily life of all people living in its immediate surroundings and a deeper insight into the Buddhist religion and how it shapes Myanmar life. An intriguing day starting from the bottom of the hill and passing the workshops, markets and monasteries which will be useful or even essential to understand more of the country during the rest of your journey. The tour includes a traditional Burmese breakfast, offerings to monks and the pagoda and a Burmese lunch. We will visit to Insein market on the way to airport. Flight to Mandalay. Upon arrival in Mandalay airport, meet with the guide and transfer to the hotel. Overnight at Mandalay Hotel. meals: B,L DAY 3 World Visions Project visit in Mandalay After breakfast we travel to World Vision s Mandalay Street and Working Children Project (MSWC). Here we ll see firsthand how World Vision is seeking to build a brighter future for vulnerable children in Mandalay through the MSWC project which aims to build community capacity for child protection within four key areas; advocacy and policy, prevention, protection and reintegration. This is your opportunity to come alongside project staff and locals, learn about a critical issue in the Mandalay area, and experience what life is like in the communities World Vision supports. The evening is free to relax and reflect on what you have learnt. Overnight at Mandalay Hotel. meals: B DAY 4 Mandalay - Paleik Popa Bagan We will visit to Paleik on the way to Bagan. This is an ideal excursion in the morning. The snake temple in Paleik is known for the 3 pythons sleeping at the Buddha statue. Lesser known are the ancient temple ruins in the same area, many of them over 200 years old and partly overgrown by vegetation. It s a sort of mini Bagan and you probably find yourself alone, feeling like the first foreigner ever to discover this place, surrounded by temples. After visiting Paleik we continue to Popa. Mount Popa is one of the places to be visited in the surroundings of Bagan as it is the birth place of the 37 nats of Myanmar which are the protective spirits. Lunch is served at Popa Mountain resort. Overnight at Bagan Hotel. meals: B,L DAY 5 Popa - Bagan Following breakfast we drive to Bagan. A full day tour by private vehicle, with an experienced guide through Bagan will show you the best known temples of the area. We start the day climbing a pagoda to get a first impressive view over the whole area. From here the guide plans his way to some of the other amazing temples that have been here for hundreds of years. Places like the Ananda, Dhammayangyi, Sulamani, and Thatbyinnyu will certainly impress you. Lunch will be taken at a local restaurant and around 4pm we continue the tour by horse cart to Pyathagyi pagoda for sunset. Oh we forgot to mention the best part of this tour; whenever you see a temple you like, just ask your guide to stop to have a look at it simply pick your own favourite temple. Overnight at Bagan. meals: B,L 4 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Responsible Travel The environments we travel through are fragile. It is our responsibility as visitors to minimise the impact of our presence. World Expeditions were the proud recipients of the inaugural Australian National Travel Industry s Environmental Achievement award for our Responsible Travel Guidebook. This detailed guide to responsible and sustainable travel is provided to all World Expeditions clients before they travel. Please ask your consultant if you have not received your copy of our award winning book. Alternatively, you may like to download a copy from our website www.worldexpeditions.com Elephant Welfare For centuries throughout Asia the elephant has been revered, as well as utilised for the purpose of logging. However in the late 80s the use of elephants in the logging industry was banned because of overlogging, and so mahouts turned to the tourism industry for income. As a result elephant tourism experiences have popped up throughout Asia and it can be difficult for travellers to resist the temptation to ride these beautiful and incredibly intelligent creatures. In recent years there has been much research into the impact of tourism activities on elephants wellbeing. From the brutal taming of baby elephants called the crush to ongoing confinement and the mere fact that the elephants spine is not meant to carry heavy weights there are many instances where incorrect management results in a negative impact for the elephants. Because of this World Expeditions discourages travellers from riding on the back of elephants and we do not include elephant rides in our itineraries throughout our global program and across all World Expeditions brands. There are a few carefully selected elephant orphanages and sanctuaries in South East Asia and India that we include in some of our itineraries because we believe their operations put the elephants wellbeing before the tourist experience. Trip grading DAY 6 In Bagan Today you have the option to take a hot air balloon trip over the Plains of Bagan (this must be booked in advance, please contact World Expeditions for details) or take a half day bike ride through the ancient temples of Bagan. The ancient temple ruins are spread out randomly in between toddy palms and bamboo huts, the scenery is beautiful and best appreciated from handle bar level. During this half day tour on a bike, your guide will show you some of the most spectacular sceneries of ancient temples and the best of all is that you can stop any time, any minute to make some beautiful pictures. Overnight at Bagan Hotel. meals: B DAY 7 Bagan Heho Inle Lake Following breakfast the group transfers to the airport for the flight to Heho. Upon arrival in Heho we tour the Ruins of Indein and enjoy home-cooked food and the Floating Gardens. In the south of the lake the ruins of Indein are certainly worth a visit. Partly covered by vegetation the area looks like a pagoda forest. We walk about 1 hour to enjoy a fantastic view over the lake. A homemade cooked lunch is served by a local family in their house. We continue towards the Nam Pan village for a very interesting trip going local with a small canoe. Whenever you are tired peddling yourself we continue by motorboat back to your hotel. Overnight Inle Lake Hotel. meals: B,L,D DAY 8 Inle Lake Heho Yangon Inle Lake in southern Shan State is a vast natural lake surrounded by traditional Shan villages. On the lake itself the Intha people have been living for many centuries in villages built entirely on stilts. Today you ride a private motorboat around the lake. Discover it s natural beauty, visit the floating gardens, see some of the famous leg rowers, and have a cup of tea at a local family s house. On and around the lake, traditional markets are held in different villages on a five-day rotating schedule. Today we take you to visit one of these colourful markets frequented by Shan and Pao people. We also visit a local cheroot factory (where the Burmese cigars are made), floating tomato gardens, Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, Intha Heritage house - where the Burmese cats are bred. Transfer to the airport for the flight to Yangon. Transfer to hotel to freshen up before a dinner at the Thaing Yin Thar Restaurant. Overnight at Yangon Hotel. meals: B,L,D DAY 9 World Vision Projects in Yangon After breakfast we travel to World Vision s Thanlyin Area Development Program, north of Yangon. Here we ll see firsthand the incredible types of projects our fundraising efforts are supporting, like the establishment of Child Protection Action Groups, Early Child Care and Development (ECCD) centres, new health committees, Maternal & Newborn Child Health activities, and capacity building activities for Community Based Organisations (CBOs) through small business training and income generation activities. This is your opportunity to come alongside project staff and locals, and experience life in the communities World Vision supports. In the afternoon, we bid farewell to our new friends at the project and return to Yangon. The evening is free at leisure to explore this beautiful town or to relax and reflect on a rewarding day. Overnight at Yangon Hotel. meals: B DAY 10 In Yangon, trip concludes Our trip will officially conclude after breakfast. If you are departing Yangon, transfer to the airport. meals: B This itinerary is subject to change with any modifications in Community regulations as well as Governmental changes and natural circumstances beyond our control. 5 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Introductory These trips involve trekking or walking, cycling, rafting or sea kayaking for up to five or six hours a day at a slow but steady pace and should never be misinterpreted to mean they are easy trips. These trips do not spend time at altitudes above 4000m and are usually a week in duration. You will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health. Suggested preparation: 30 minutes of aerobic type exercise, (either cycling or jogging) three times a week for three months leading up to your trek. For trekking, hill walking with a daypack in variable weather conditions is also recommended. For a cycling adventure, road cycling twice a week for three months prior to departure is recommended. Adventure Travel By its very nature Charity Challenges involve an element of the unexpected. In remote and developing countries do not expect standards you are used to at home. Remote areas are sometimes unpredictable and itineraries may be altered. To get the most out of your adventure it is important that you are suitably fit, flexible, positive and eager to take on all the challenges that arise. If you are uncertain about your suitability for this trip we recommend that you speak with your charity representative or one of our team. Important Note These trip notes represent the most current information for this itinerary, and may supersede any other supplied information, including but not limited to the itinerary and price. The itinerary should be seen as a guide only. This itinerary may change at any time due to inclement weather, forces of nature and other circumstances beyond our control. Fundraising Support There are a number of ways you can approach your fundraising: 1. You can choose to pay for the travel costs yourself and just fundraise the donation of $1000 to World Vision. 2. You can opt to fundraise the entire amount the travel cost and the charity donation. You must make sure that funds raised for the travel cost are done so independent of the charity and that donors understand that their donation will be directed towards your travel expenses and are not tax deductible. 3. You may choose to pay for the entire amount yourself and claim the charity donation component as a personal taxdeductible donation to your charity. 4. Lastly you can attempt to fundraise as much as you can in the given time and personally fund the balance of the total. Once you have registered on this challenge you will receive our comprehensive Confirmation Kit that includes a Fundraiser s Guidebook, a great resource for fundraising ideas and support, a Welcome Letter from World Vision and an authority to fundraise in their name. Suggested Extensions Yangon and the Golden Rock Angkor Wat Country Information Also known as Burma, Myanmar is an Asian nation bounded by Tibet in the north by Laos, China and Thailand in the east, on the south by the Bay of Bengal and to the west by India and Bangladesh. The Irrawaddy River is the country s most dominant natural feature as well as a string of mountains in the north which rise as high as 5900 metres, with Hkakabo Razi being the highest peak in South East Asia. While Myanmar lies at the crossroads of China and India, it s ethnicity is a blend of both civilizations but also interspersed with Myanmar native characteristics. The country s name has progressed from Burma, which is linked to just one of the ethnic groups, to Myanmar to satisfy an all encompassing title. There are 135 different ethnic groups that make up the population. Buddhism strongly influences daily life and this is demonstrated by the number of pagodas and monasteries strewn throughout the country. The people are known for their friendliness and hospitality. The language spoken is predominantly Myanmar (Bamar) while ethnic minorities speak Chin, Kachin, Kayin, Shan and another 135 hilltribe dialects. Being once a British colony English is also widely spoken. Climate Most of Myanmar lies within the Tropic Zone. The hot season extends from March until October, and the cool season, from November through to February. Temperatures during these seasons range from 17 to 40 C (62 to 104 F) in lower Myanmar. Temperatures in upper Myanmar are usually less and mountainous regions can at times be cold. The country receives practically all its yearly rainfall between midmay and October, the period of the Southwest Monsoon. Myanmar is in the northern hemisphere so it is also winter from November to February. You will need to bring some warm clothing for early mornings everywhere, and especially for higher areas like Shan State (Kalaw, Inle Lake, Pindaya). The hotels in these areas are NOT equipped with heating or fireplaces so be prepared for some colder nights. 6 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Dietary Requirements Provided we are advised in advance of your departure we are able to cater for vegetarian diets and can assist with medically recommended diets (allergies and intolerances). Please ensure you discuss your requirements with us well in advance (at least 1 month prior to your trip) to determine whether we can cater to such dietary requirements on your chosen adventure. Please note that options are likely to be limited in very remote locations or alternatives may be more expensive or unavailable. There may be times when those with special requirements may need to provide their own food. We are unable to guarantee a peanutfree or allergenfree trip, and therefore, we strongly encourage that travellers with lifethreatening or severe allergies take all necessary medical precautions to prepare for the possibility of exposure. Passengers must travel with all necessary medications for food allergies and be capable of selfadministering these medications. Accommodation on the Trip In Myanmar we use private non government owned and operated accommodation. We also use private airlines for internal flights (where possible). Pre and Post Tour Accommodation We can assist you with booking your pre and post tour accommodation. On occasions, your pre or post trip accommodation may be different to the trip accommodation and you may be required to change rooms for these extra nights. What You Carry You will need to be able to carry your own luggage for 510 minutes at a time on and off transport and to and from hotels. On the walk porters are provided however you will need to a carry your own daypack with a rainjacket, water bottle, camera gear, valuables and personal items such as sunscreen, lipeze etc. A torch is also recommended as streets can be dark at night. Equipment Required There is no specialized equipment required for this trip. A comprehensive list of recommended gear will be provided on booking. Vehicles & Safety During the course of your trip, we will use a variety of vehicles, all which are fit for purpose and the conditions encountered. It should be noted that laws governing transportation safety may differ from those in your home country and on occasion some vehicles may not have seat belts fitted. While game viewing within a national park could be one example. Whilst we do not include animal rides on most of our trips, there are occasions where it may be possible to undertake them optionally and to do so is at your own risk. Note that helmets and professional riding equipment are not available in all circumstances. What s Not Included International airfares Visa Travel Insurance (compulsory) Meals and beverages not indicated in the program Items of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls, alcohol etc Tips and gratuities 7 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
How To Book To register on this World Vision Challenge please complete the registration form and return to the nearest Huma Charity Challenge office: Australia Attention: Fiona Windon Email: fiona@humacharitychallenge.com.au Post: Huma Charity Challenge, Level 5, 71 York Street, Sydney 2000 New Zealand Attention: Natalie Tambolash Email: info@humacharitychallenge.co.nz Post: Level 1, 5967 High Street, Auckland CBD 1010 Otherwise you can make your booking online by using the REGISTER NOW button found on the World Vision Challenges page on our website humacharitychallenge.com FAQs Q. Am I suited to group travel? A. We recognize that some of our participants have not been on a group trip before. You can rest assured that our trips are flexible and allow you to do your thing within the framework of the itinerary. We do not attempt to instill a group ethos and fully recognize your needs as an individual. But you will be travelling with like-minded people that have also fundraised for a common cause. Q. How fit do I have to be? A. Our adventures are first and foremost challenges but can be undertaken by anyone in a reasonable state of health and fitness. All our trips are graded, allowing you to evaluate if you are suited for the challenge. We recommend that you familiarize yourself with our grading system and to speak with our expert staff on the physical requirements of your trip. Q. What level of comfort can I expect? A. On all our trekking adventures we camp in style and comfort, using the best equipment. All your gear is carried (except where specified) and meals are cooked for you while our staff set up camp. As you would expect we provide the same level of comfort on our cycling adventures. On our journeys our accompanying leader and staff take care of your day-to-day needs while you stay in local hotels and travel in the comfort of private vehicles. Q. How safe is it? A. On all our trips your wellbeing is our first priority. Our staff constantly review every aspect of your adventure and our expert guides are fully conversant with the demands of travelling in remote regions. Q. Where do we stay? A. To capture the essence of your journey we have wherever possible selected accommodation with local character. In the cities our hotel rooms are on a twin share basis with private facilities. In remote localities you can expect simple, clean but more basic facilities. When in the field we provide the best possible camping service complete with comfortable two person tents, a mess tent and toilet tent. 8 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Q. What about environmental impact? A. We believe that adventure travel revolves around establishing a sound working relationship with the people and environments in which we operate. We believe that you can also make a positive contribution and we urge you to familiarize yourself with our Responsible Tourism Guidebook before you depart. Every participant receives a copy of this booklet upon registration. Q. What about food? A. We are fully aware of the healthy appetites that build up when trekking or cycling and we provide tasty and varied meals with plenty of fresh ingredients. Our excellent cooks serve a sensible combination of local and European dishes while at the same time ensuring high standards of hygiene. On all our trips your good health is our highest priority. Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements at time of booking. Q. What is included in my trip? A. It is our aim to ensure that we incorporate as many inclusions as possible in your trip to minimize any out of pocket expenses while you are away. It is important that you refer to these trips notes for the exact inclusions, as they do vary from challenge to challenge. Q. Are there any hidden extras or surcharges? A. We include all land transport, most meals, accommodation and much of the equipment you will need for your challenge. These detailed trip notes will list what is included as well as what is not included. Q. What if the minimum number of participants is not met? A. In the unlikely event that we do not reach the minimum number of participants Huma Challenge will consult with the charity to find the best solution, and we ll communicate the plan with you as soon as possible. Q. Who takes part in a Huma Challenge? A. Huma Challenge trips are available for anyone over the age of 18 yrs old up to 70 yrs old, unless otherwise decided by the charity. If the challenge allows participants under 18, they will need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Q. How can I get more information? A. Once you have registered on the challenge you will be sent a comprehensive confirmation kit that contains all the pre departure information and the Fundraising Guidebook. Of course please feel free to contact our staff by phone or email. 9 2016 World Expeditions Travel Group - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM
Charity Challenge Calendar Item Date What s on Achieved Register for the Challenge Now Complete the registration form and pay the registration fee Join your group s Everyday Hero team page using World Vision s fundraising guide. Fundraising milestone 1 Travel payment Fundraising milestone 2 Set off on the World Vision Challenge: Myanmar Cultural Journey As soon as you ve registered for the challenge 4 months before the departure date 70 days before the departure date 1 month before the departure date Set up your fundraising page and ask your family and friends to pledge their support for your challenge Reach your first fundraising milestone - 1/3 of your total fundraising target to be achieved and directed to World Vision Make final payment of your trip cost to Huma Challenge Transfer the charity donation balance to World Vision 14 October 2016 Funds raised, body fit, bags packed, you re on your way to Myanmar! 10 2016 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Donna Lawrence 1/2/2016 7:26:31 AM