The Oberson Everesting Challenge: Pedalling for Children’s Health   

The Challenge
Everesting Mont Royal is a one-of-a-kind sporting challenge. Solo or as a team, participants compete on foot or by bike along the Camilien Houde road on Mont-Royal, collectively accumulating the elevation equivalent of Mount Everest (8,849 m) — entirely on the slopes of Mont-Royal!
But beyond the physical challenge, every climb carries a deeper meaning: every dollar raised contributes directly to medical research for sick children.

❤️ Why donate?
Your donation supports research within two specialized clinics at the Montreal Children's Hospital:
🫁 Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) Clinic
🌬️ Cystic Fibrosis Clinic
These rare diseases primarily affect children. Every dollar raised helps improve their quality of life and advance science.

🏅 How does the challenge work?
Participate solo or as a team of 2 to 6 people! Each team (or solo participant) must raise a minimum of $500 to participate.
This year, two special prizes will be awarded:
🥇 Performance Award — to the team or participant who accumulates the most elevation gain (D+)
💛 Fan Favourite Award — to the team or participant who raises the most donations

📅 See you on August 30!
Join us on August 30 on the Camilien Houde road on Mont-Royal for a day of pushing your limits in support of the MCH children!

🙌 Every donation counts
Whether you give $10 or $100, you are part of the adventure. Together, let's climb Everest so these children can breathe easier.

Thank you for your generosity!