There are moments where you get pulled into something you didn't go looking for.

Last year I filmed my friend Cameron Broadhurst to share his story ahead of PHL24, a 24-hour endurance event he was running in memory of his brother, lost to cancer. I sat with his story for a long time.

This year I'm not just telling it.
I'm running it with him.

Cameron runs for his brother.
l'Il run alongside him.
Quitting is a Luxury.

If you're able, the link https://bit.ly/4zC2Mkc takes you to my fundraiser. Any amount matters.

I am also excited that Common is getting involved and is the hydration sponsor of the event.

People first always.

Please take a minute to watch Cameron’s Story here: https://youtu.be/JJtZsA7dZO8?si=7Yd7DOKtkQya1W6k

This September 12th and 13th,  I am climbing the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Art Museum for 24 continuous hours as a Sponsored Athlete for Legacy of Hope during their 9th annual endurance event, PHL24.  

PHL24 is built on resilience, community, and showing up for others when they need it most. Alongside 30 other dedicated athletes, I’ll be climbing with the grit, compassion, and community-driven resilience that Philadelphia is known for. We climb because others are in the fight of their lives.

Legacy of Hope provides emergency support to cancer patients and families when all other resources have been exhausted. We climb so that families have access to fresh, healthy food, heat, hot water, housing support, and other critical necessities during the most difficult moments of their lives.

This journey won’t be easy,  but our commitment and resolve are unwavering.  

I promise never to quit, and I need your support.  The 24-hour athlete team remains steadfast in our resolve to make a lasting impact on the lives of those who have nowhere else to turn.  We promise to leave our Legacy of Hope.

Check out Legacy of Hope's Emergency Patient Support Network which is literally changing lives and providing hope everyday. To date we’ve prevented hunger for over 8,200 cancer patients and family members living in Philadelphia.

I am grateful for your support which directly helps families facing impossible circumstances.