Chai Lifeline isn't just an organization I'm raising money for; they're an organization that raised me.
I was born with Cerebral Palsy, and from a young age, Chai Lifeline was there. I spent unforgettable years at Camp Simcha Special, where I was surrounded by kids who understood what it meant to fight every day and still choose joy. I had a Big Brother through their program, someone who showed up for me, believed in me, and helped shape who I am today.
After one of my surgeries, Chai Lifeline sent people to visit me. That moment, knowing someone cared enough to show up, meant everything.
Now I'm taking on a marathon in Miami to give back to the organization that never stopped giving to me. My goal is to raise $7,500 for the thousands of seriously ill children and their families who need Chai Lifeline's critical support, case management, counselling, and the kind of human connection that makes the hardest moments survivable.
These kids show immense courage every single day. The least I can do is run for them.
Please donate today. Every dollar goes directly to a child and family who need it most.