1 YEAR / 6 CIRCUITS + 6 SUMMITS

Geometric logo representing loop hikes and six mountain peaks woven together. Layered shapes in orange, teal, and navy blue.
A person wearing hiking gear, including a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, red hydration vest, long-sleeve shirt, patterned shorts, and trail shoes, standing on a dirt path surrounded by grass and trees under a blue sky.

WELCOME TO CIRCUITS + SUMMITS,

A YEAR-LONG FUNDRAISER FOR

ETERNAL HOPE INTERNATIONAL, WHOSE WORK IS DEDICATED TO

PROVIDING EDUCATION, SKILLS AND SELF-RELIANCE

TO THE POOREST IN NEPAL.  

I DESIGNED CIRCUITS AND SUMMITS TO CHALLENGE THE SELF-IMPOSED OR SOCIETY-DRIVEN, LIMITING BELIEFS WHICH WE ALL EXPERIENCE. WE CAN BELIEVE THE LIMITING THOUGHTS AND CONTINUE TO LIVE BELOW OUR POTENTIAL, OR WE CAN SAY "YES" TO NEW AND SOMETIMES UNCOMFORTABLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH.

IMPOVERISHED STUDENTS AND FAMILIES IN NEPAL ARE EAGER TO LEARN. THEY HAVE ONLY KNOWN POVERTY, BUT ARE REJECTING SOCIETY’S DEFINITIONS OF THEIR CAPABILITIES BY SAYING “YES” TO EDUCATION AND SKILLS TRAINING. SOME OF THE POOREST IN NEPAL ARE LEARNING TO READ, BUILD HOMES, PLANT CROPS, SEW SCHOOL UNIFORMS, OR ARE LEARNING A TRADE IN PLUMBING OR ELECTRICAL. SEEING THEIR GROWTH AND THEIR SMILES BRINGS A JOY AND HOPE THAT WILL NEVER TIRE.

JOIN ME AS I HIKE AND RUN ON THEIR BEHALF. OUR COMBINED EFFORTS CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENERATIONAL CHANGE!

THANK YOU.

DAYNA BOSHARD

INITIATIVES THAT CREATE OPPORTUNITY

A young Nepali girl holding a menstrual hygiene kit from Days for Girls and Eternal Hope International. A mountainous region in Nepal.

MENSTRUAL HEALTH KITS AND EDUCATION

  • TRYING TO REACH 1000 MORE GIRLS AND WOMEN THIS YEAR

    $10 Provides a Nepali girl or woman with a kit that includes the following:

    2 Panties, 2 Washable Pads, 8 Washable Liners, 1 Drawstring Bag, 1 Soap, 1 Wash Cloth, 1 Calendar, 1 Carry Pouch

    Kit usually lasts a year or more. Also Includes attendance to the Menstrual Health Class, in collaboration with Days For Girls and some travel expense for their teacher.

    Without a kit, girls and women use scraps from old clothing or blanket. Some cut off a section from a rug. Some just bleed without any protective barrier.

Two Nepalese women using a sewing machine indoors, one wearing a pink knit hat and black jacket, the other in a red outfit. An educational environment to provide earning potential for the poorest people in Nepal

JOB SKILLS TRAINING AND EDUCATION

  • Supporting students of all ages who live in the slums. Provides needed educational materials and hiring teachers for rural and mountainous regions. Currently adding plumbing and electrical vocational training to Eternal Hope’s job skills training center, Ascend Academy.

Two people assembling a wooden frame on the floor of a room with white walls, near windows with bars. Various tools and construction materials are scattered around, including buckets and a can of paint.

RENOVATING SCHOOLS AND BUILDING BATHROOMS

  • Renovating rural and mountainous schools to improve educational environments. Badly needed roof repairs, mold removal, paint and structural supports. Bathrooms are sometimes without doors and some schools don’t yet have bathrooms. Constructing bathrooms is a high priority.

    Local Nepalese are hired for these construction projects.

A group of Nepalese students seated in a simple classroom, arranged in a semicircle. They are reading from textbooks placed on rows of wooden desks. The classroom has a metal roof, concrete walls, and several ventilation windows.
Nepalese Child student in red hat holding a notebook with handwritten numbers and English words from one to twenty, smiling.
Woman holding newly sewn blue pants in a sewing workshop with Eternal Hope International
Group of Nepalese women attending a menstrual hygiene workshop with a Days for Girls presenter holding an educational poster in a classroom setting. With Eternal Hope International
A group of Nepali women sitting indoors, holding menstrual hygiene kits from Days for Girls and Eternal Hope International. The room has teal walls with educational numbers written on one side. It appears to be a classroom setting.
Nepalese people learning to build an earthbag structure, stacking filled bags to form walls. Job skills training with Eternal Hope International in Dhading, Nepal

$10 CAN MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE

2025 CIRCUITS + SUMMITS CALENDAR

    • COMPLETED 1/25/25

    • 13.2 MILES

    • 1633 FT ELEVATION GAIN

    • TOP ELEVATION -

      4060 FT.

  • Paradise Rim, Scout Cave, Padre Canyon, White Rocks, Gila, Paradise Rim

    • Completed 2/22/2025

    • 19.25 MILES

    • 2,724 FT ELEVATION GAIN

    • 4150 TOP ELEVATION

    • COMPLETED 3/29/2025

    • 17.3 MILES

    • 1624 FT ELEVATION GAIN

    • TO BE COMPLETED 4/12/2025

    • 18.9 MILES

    • 1,865 FT ELEVATION GAIN

    • 5000 FT - TOP ELEVATION

  • Charleston Peak South Trail

    • Elevation - 11,916 ft.

    • To be Completed in May

    • 16.3 MILES

    • 4,878 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Boundary Peak Trail

    • Elevation - 13,147 ft.

    • To be Completed in June

    • 7 MILES

    • 4,215 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Eagle Point Resort, Beaver, UT

    • Top Elevation - 11,000 ft.

    • To be Completed July 26th

    • 27 MILES

    • 6000 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Mt. Holly and Delano Peak

    • Mt. Holly - 11,963 ft. Delano Peak - 12,173 ft.

    • To be Completed in August

    • Approx. 14 MILES

    • Approx. 3,000 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Highest peak in Colorado

    North or South Mt. Elbert Trail

    • Elevation - 14,439 ft.

    • To be Completed in September

    • NORTH TRAIL - 9.8 Miles, 4,458 FT ELEVATION GAIN

    • SOUTH TRAIL - 15.3 Miles, 4927 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Highest peak in lower 48 States

    Mt. Whitney Trail (Day Use Permit)

    • Elevation - 14,505 ft.

    • October 16th

    • 21.2 MILES

    • 6,663 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Mt. San Jacinto - Cactus to Clouds Trail - Most elevation gain for day-hike routes in the United States. Will ride tram down mountain.

    • Elevation - 10,834 ft.

    • To be Completed in November

    • 19.2 MILES Point to Point

    • 10,600 FT ELEVATION GAIN

  • Still deciding on route

Geometric mountain logo with text "Circuits + Summits"

  • WEAVING Community Outreach, Education, Hope, Aspiration and Potential

  • BELIEVING the IMPOVERISHED can become EMPOWERED

  • ACHIEVING SKILLS TRAINING, BROADENING HORIZONS, INCREASING EARNINGS AND REALIZING CAPABILITIES

your donation creates opportunity!

DONOR TESTIMONIALS

  • IN REFERENCE TO GETTING LOCKED IN BATHROOM DURING MARCH CIRCUIT

    Well, I'll tell you what, when you got locked in that bathroom, and nearly DIED, that's what put me over the edge. I was like, "I can't be watching my friend over here sacrificing her life and not be donating to this thing"! 🤣🤣

    - Mark S.

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EMPOWERING THE IMPOVERISHED