I’m participating in the LA Cancer Challenge this year in memory of my father, whom I lost to pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
Pancreatic cancer has become deeply personal to me and my family. Watching someone you love fight this disease changes you forever. I’m participating in the LACC to honor my dad’s memory and to help support research, better treatments, improved patient care, and, ultimately, a cure.
The Hirshberg Foundation funds critical pancreatic cancer research and programs that support patients and families affected by this devastating disease.
If you’re able, please consider making a contribution toward my fundraising efforts. Every donation, no matter the size, helps move pancreatic cancer research forward.
You can also join me for the LA Cancer Challenge—in person or virtually—for a day filled with costumes, community, remembrance, and hope.
I’m doing this for my dad, for every family who has experienced this loss, and for everyone still fighting.
For Dad. For those we’ve lost. For those still fighting. For a future where pancreatic cancer is treatable and curable.
Thank you for being part of this journey with me.