THE 29029
EVERESTING
CHALLENGE
Ari Sernik’s 29029 foot climb in 36 hours for Silent Victims of Crime
ADVENTURE AT 29,000 FEET
Ari Sernik is one of the happiest and most positive thinkers in this world. He has developed an extraordinary attitude towards life and his energy is contagious.
At the end of 2023 Ari met Paulette Pfeiffer “Tinkerbell” and learned about the amazing work that her organization is doing.
Ari learned that there are 2,7 million children experiencing parental incarceration right now and 70 % of children of prisoners may end up in the prison system.
Tinkerbell’s nonprofit - Silent Victims of Crime/ Tinkerbell’s Kids - assists children of incarcerated parents by enhancing their ability to improve
their economic, educational and personal stability while addressing behavioral, social and mental issues.
We help these at-risk children to deal with life challenges in a positive, proactive manner that empowers them to make wise choices
and contribute positively to society.
A short time after meeting Tinkerbell, Ari joined the board of the organization.
Ari loves to challenge himself physically and mentally and when he learned about the 29029 Everesting challenge he
immediately signed up for it. On August 8, 2024, Ari will attempt to climb 29029ft - the equivalent altitude
of Mt. Everest and he has 36 hours to complete this challenge.
Ari understands that the world is bigger than himself and is always looking for ways to give back.
Today, Ari is on a mission to empower individuals, unlock their limitless potential and conquer the impossible.
This is why Ari is taking on the 29029 challenge to raise awareness to the incredible work of Tinkerbell Kids.
To empower, motivate, and to show the kids from the organization that even though we go through very hard challenges
in life all they have to do is show up, do their best, believe in themselves and know that in life no matter what happens anything is possible.
Join Ari in his journey, learn about Silent Victims of Crime and make a donation to support our kids.
“Life is bigger than myself”