Note: 100% of funds raised goes to charity. I pay for the whole adventure and challenges! (hopefully I get corporate support;)

In January 2027, I will attempt to summit Aconcagua with my friend Andrew Tapsell, the highest mountain in South America, standing at 6,961 metres above sea level.

It is one of the toughest climbs in the world, with extreme altitude, brutal conditions, and a long, unforgiving summit push. This is not an adventure for enjoyment. It is a challenge chosen deliberately.

I am doing this in memory of my sister Zoe and in support of Zoe’s Law.

This climb is the culmination of a eight month long programme of physical challenges, all undertaken to raise funds, awareness, and momentum for causes that matter.

Over the next eleven months, I will be taking on multiple challenges, including:

May 26: Walk the Wight

June 26: Bobotov Kuk, the highest mountain in Montenegro

September 26: A 15km Tough Mudder, with 30 people already committed to taking part together (join me)

September 26: Bungee jump in Brighton

Brighton i360 Sky Walk

Aconcagua on January 10th 2027

• Additional challenges will be added as the year progresses

Every challenge is intentional. All of them are uncomfortable. All of them are done for a reason.

Zoe’s Law exists because of loss, but it also exists to create change. This campaign is about honouring Zoe, backing that mission, and turning something painful into something that helps others.

Where the money goes:

At least 80 percent of all funds raised through this page will go directly to Mountbatten Hospice, supporting the vital care they provide to individuals and families when they need it most.

The remaining balance will be decided openly. At the end of the campaign, I will put out a public poll so supporters can help choose where the final portion of the funds are donated.

If you want to understand Zoe’s story and support the wider campaign, you can follow Zoe’s Law here AND PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE:

https://linktr.ee/zoeslaw

This is about doing something difficult for a reason that matters.

Thank you for your support.