Volunteer President

At the age of 12, I lost my Mother to breast cancer. In 2007, I lost two sisters within 2 months of each other to cancer. To say this disease has affected my life is an understatement; and I always wanted to do something to make a difference. I previously served on the board of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Cancer Society - but it wasn’t enough. When another family member was diagnosed at such a young age, I knew it was time to take action to help others.

Volunteer Treasurer

Giving back. I believe it is the responsibility of each and every one of us. The creation of this organization was a huge calling to me - and there was no way I wasn’t going to answer that call. Giving and helping others is so fulfilling and good for the soul!

Volunteer Vice President

This organization has quickly shown me how I can help so many in their most difficult time. Knowing that my involvement is making someone else’s life a little bit easier is worth the sacrifice.

Volunteer Secretary

Cancer impacts or has impacted everyone, in some way, shape or form. The helpless feeling you have when you see someone struggling, is a feeling you will never shake. This is one tiny role I can have, to try and help someone. It’s just the right thing to do.