22 Years a Survivor — And Still Fighting 

As many of you know, I am entering my 22nd year as a breast cancer survivor. I am incredibly grateful for every day, every milestone, and every person who has walked beside me throughout this journey. Being a survivor is something I never take for granted, and it is one of the reasons I am so passionate about helping others facing breast cancer today.

This year, I’m once again proud to be part of the Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk and to continue raising funds to help make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. My goal is to raise $2,000 or more, and I would love for you to help me get there!

Every donation—no matter the amount—can make a difference. Your generosity helps support lifesaving breast cancer research while also helping people facing breast cancer right now through resources such as emotional support, financial assistance, and navigation services that help break down barriers to care.

Will you help me reach my $2,000 goal? 💕

Every dollar brings us one step closer to a world without breast cancer. Even a $25 donation can help support supplies for Komen-funded scientists as they work toward new ways to prevent, detect, and treat breast cancer.

I also want to let everyone know that I had to change my donation page this year, so I am using the same page from previous years. If you have supported me in the past, please know how deeply grateful I am. Your generosity, encouragement, prayers, and love have meant more to me than I could ever put into words. And if you are able to donate again this year, thank you from the bottom of my heart. 

If you would like to do more than donate, I would absolutely love to have you join my team, Coach Wendy’s Troops! There is something incredibly powerful about coming together as a community and letting those facing breast cancer know that they are not alone.

Ending breast cancer takes all of us. Together, we can support those fighting today, invest in research for tomorrow, and continue working toward a future where no one has to hear the words, “You have breast cancer.”

Thank you for believing in this cause, for supporting me year after year, and for helping me continue this fight. I love you guys more than you know! 

22 years a survivor. A lifetime of gratitude. And still fighting—together. 

Thank you for helping me make a difference! 💕