A few weeks ago, alongside two incredible women, I hiked over 67 miles on the Appalachian Trail to honor the memory of my grandmother—who, at age 16, was forced to walk a similar distance after being taken by Nazis during WWII. That journey wasn’t just personal; it was purposeful. Together, we raised $3,697 (we have $1,000 check to be delivered) toward building a clean water well through Charity: Water

But here’s the thing: we’re not done yet.

Our original goal was to raise $10,000 to fund an entire well—and we’re still on that journey. So, I’m launching a new challenge. On May 9th, I committed to move 100 miles in 30 days—through running, hiking, and biking—to finish what we started.

I’m calling it:
100 Miles to Finish What We Started
Because I believe in showing up again—even after the AT hike is over. I believe in staying the course—for clean water, for legacy, and for the people who still walk for hours every day just to access contaminated water.

This time, it’s about endurance for others. It’s about momentum. It’s about every single dollar bringing us closer to a well that will change a community’s future.

🧭Whether you followed our 67-mile journey or are just jumping in now:
You can be part of this story.
You can help bring clean water.
🚶‍♀️🏃‍♀️🚴‍♀️ And you can help finish what we started.

My goal is simple:
Complete 100 miles in 30 days. Raise the final $6,288. Build a well. Change lives.

Will you partner with me?

100% of your donation goes directly to clean water.
Let’s finish strong. For clean water. For legacy. For life.