Why I Walk
Breast cancer changed my life.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022 and had to face the fear and uncertainty that so many women know too well. Today, I’m grateful to be a survivor and even more grateful to have the opportunity to turn my experience into something meaningful.
Then, in 2025, I lost my best friend mom to metastatic breast cancer. That loss made this fight deeply personal.
Today, I’m honored to serve as a board member with Susan G. Komen and to be part of an organization working not only toward better treatments and a cure, but also supporting people who are facing breast cancer right now.
I walk for my mom.
I walk for myself.
I walk for every woman and family still fighting.
Your donation helps fund research, provide support and financial assistance, and bring us closer to a world without breast cancer.
Thank you for standing with me in this fight.