I don't have cancer, but I have experienced food insecurity, poverty, and lack of health insurance.  Cancer patients and families should not have to go through it alone.  Legacy of Hope is dedicated to making sure those in need are given support and resources- food, safe housing, utilities and of course access to essential healthcare.

This September 13-14th,  I am climbing the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art for 24 hours straight as one of Legacy of Hope’s sponsored 24-hour athletes in the 8th annual PHL24 endurance event.     

This year, the Brown’s Super Stores PHL24 in 2025 fundraising goal is $250,000.  The goal is bold because our patients' needs are critical. With your support, achieving this goal will enable us to raise the money needed to continue making progress on the David N. April Emergency Patient Support Center and to provide critical support for cancer patients and families across Philadelphia and Camden when all other resources have been exhausted. While this journey won’t be easy,  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 7,700 cancer patients and family members living in Philadelphia.

Thank you so much for your support!