"I would like to see people go out and do more," he said. He urged young people to "work harder" on behalf of the right-to-life cause. Jackson Women's Health Organization ruling, Des Champs lamented what he views as "some superficialness" within the pro-life movement. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion in its Dobbs v.
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"I just sort of learned how to do it on a rock, and then it transferred over to buildings," he recalled.ĭes Champs has climbed the Ritz-Carlton in Los Angeles, the Devon Tower in Oklahoma City, the Renaissance Center in Detroit, the New York Times building in New York City and the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco. "I never climbed buildings before watching Alain do it," he told CP.ĭes Champs developed experience climbing after moving to Yosemite, which he described as "the Mecca of rock climbing." Noting that Robert "invented skyscraper climbing," Des Champs identified Robert as a "good friend" who scales tall buildings to raise climate change awareness. "As a climber, I just fell into climbing skyscrapers, and there was a guy named Alain Robert and I just sort of stole his idea," he added. So as a climber, I thought of like, 'how can I change the culture?'" Cesare Santangelo and the Justice for the Five incident, and my heart just felt convicted. These babies were murdered during late-term abortions, and it is believed that some even survived their abortions and were left to die." The pro-life activists launched the #JusticefortheFive campaign, offering a $25,000 reward for anyone with information leading to Santangelo's arrest.Īs detailed on Des Champs' GoFundMe page seeking to raise $1,000,000 for pro-life charities, "Pro-life activists, with help from a whistleblower, obtained the bodies of 5 murdered babies that had come out of Dr. The activist attributes his passion for the pro-life movement to the outrage he felt after pro-life activists affiliated with the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising discovered remains belonging to full-term babies discarded as medical waste from an abortion clinic operated by Dr. "It's been very successful, and I'm really happy to have been a part of it." "I climb the building, then I go on the news, and then I say … 'donate to ,' and I bring the awareness, and then people donate," he stated.
He elaborated on his strategy to raise funds for the pro-life movement, which he described as "really simple." The signs he handed out on the National Mall featured pictures of the babies he claims he was able to save. Whenever Des Champs climbs a tall building, he fundraises for a handful of pro-life advocacy organizations seeking to help pregnant mothers in need of financial support. "I've been climbing the buildings since May," he said. The 23-year-old has gained national attention by climbing skyscrapers to raise awareness for the pro-life cause. Originally from Michigan, Des Champs now resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. He spoke with The Christian Post about his advocacy on behalf of the pro-life movement and shared his thoughts on the state of the movement following the U.S. gathered on the National Mall for the annual anti-abortion demonstration. Maison Des Champs, who calls himself the "Pro-Life Spiderman," greeted those exiting the Smithsonian Metro station with pro-life signs Friday as pro-lifers from across the U.S.
WASHINGTON - Attending the annual March for Life on the National Mall last week, the "Pro-Life Spiderman" shared why he is willing to "risk everything to save these babies" by climbing tall buildings to raise awareness and money on behalf of the right-to-life movement. Maison Des Champs, a pro-life activist who calls himself the "Pro-Life Spiderman," poses with signs at the March for Life in Washington, D.C., on Jan. Salesforce Tower Climbed by Conspiracist 'Pro-Life Spiderman'
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