https://kideverest.com/ Instagram & Facebook @ Kid.Everest  Email hello@kideverest.com   Here's a little about us: Our names are Kayla, Keagan, and Ashley. We are sisters aged 14 and 13 (Ashley and Keagan are twins) and we started Kid Everest as a school project. We were asked to come up with something that would change the world. Kid Everest is the WORLD'S FIRST crowdfunding platform safe for kidpreneurs. We have always been serial entrepreneurs and spent a lot of our time begging our family for money to start up our businesses. Fortunately for us, we have a lot of very generous family members. We have had slime businesses, sold fidget spinners, and even had a homemade soap business. Although we were very lucky to have the advantage of giving family members, we realized that not all budding business owners had this advantage. So we came up with Kid Everest as a way to help fund young business owners from all over the world. But we are so much more than just a platform to raise funds. We give young CEOs a voice and a safe platform to share their ideas, businesses and inventions. We are a community of dedicated kid/teenpreneurs and generous investors. We bring budding business owners and amplify their voices. We believe that kids and teens have amazing ideas that need (and deserve) to be shared with the world.    

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