Everest's Legacy

The world changed the day we lost Everest—nothing is the same, and yet, his light and incredible values keep shaping everyone's lives in quiet, powerful ways.

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What Everest Stood For

  • He included everyone. Everest made friends easily and made sure no one was ever left out.

  • He had a big, kind heart. He showed compassion in everything he did.

  • He valued connection. People felt seen, heard, and appreciated around him.

  • He brought positivity. Everest lifted the energy in every room with his joyful attitude.

  • He played with heart. Every game, every challenge—he gave it his all.

  • He loved to be challenged. Whether mentally or physically, he welcomed it with curiosity.

  • He lived for adventure. To Everest, every day was a chance to explore and grow.

  • He made every moment count. He lived with purpose, joy, and deep love for life and others.

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The World Through Everest’s Eyes

Adventure is the Key to Life
Adored His Friends
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life centred around family
Endless Hours of Lego
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A deep Love for Hockey
The Bestest Big Brother

“He saw the world with wonder, kindness, and joy — reminding us to slow down, play more, and love deeply.”

Why the Fund Exists

The Everest Legacy Fund exists to help children and families grow with resilience-through life's hardest moments and everyday challenges. We invest in mental health care, creativity, and connection to carry Everest's spirit forward and help others heal, belong, and thrive.

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