This fall, I’m taking on the Base 2 Space challenge—climbing the 832 steps to the top of Seattle’s iconic Space Needle—not just for the thrill, but for a cause that’s deeply personal.
I’m doing this in honor of my grandfather, Alan McLean, who we lost in 2020 to leukemia. I’m climbing in his memory to help raise funds for lifesaving cancer research and patient care through the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center.
Every step I take is for the countless others still fighting. If you’re able, I’d be incredibly grateful for your support in helping me reach my fundraising goal. Together, we can climb toward a cure.
Thank you so much for being part of this with me!
