A single financial gift cannot rebuild a family's life after a tragedy like this. For over a decade, The Juniper Fund has created the sustained, hands-on support that helps begin the process. In addition to financial support, we have a long-term commitment to families left behind.

On July 30, 2026, an avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan killed ten climbers, including six local mountain workers. Their deaths are a direct consequence of the risks these workers take every season, risks The Juniper Fund exists to answer.

We don't hand over cash and walk away. We start with a five-year financial commitment, then build the relationships that carry it forward: funding for vocational training, education, and small businesses, plus community initiatives that connect youth, elders, and widows so no family carries this loss alone.

We are asking for your help as we bring these six families into our programs, with the same commitment we make to every family we support: $4,000 per year, per family, for five years, totaling $120,000, plus access to our full range of support programs.

We've done this before, supporting 76 families to date through cost-of-living grants, vocational training, and small business support. These six families need that same commitment today.

The Juniper Fund is a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN 46-1491983