The 5th Annual Flock Walk is happening Saturday, September 12th at the University of Findlay Koehler Center, and this year, I’m walking for some very special people in my life: my dad, Jim, and my cousin, Emily. 🩵🩷

At the beginning of 2025, my dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Since then, cancer has become something our family has experienced in a very real and personal way. My cousin Emily has also faced her own battle with breast cancer, making this cause especially close to my heart.

These experiences have given me an even greater appreciation for the support that cancer patients and their families need throughout their journey. That’s why I’m participating in the Flock Walk to help raise funds for Cancer Patient Services, an organization dedicated to making sure no one has to face cancer alone.

Cancer Patient Services provides practical and emotional support to local cancer patients and families throughout their cancer journey, including financial assistance, nutritional supplements, medical equipment, counseling services, patient navigation, healing arts programs, and more.

I’m walking for my dad, for Emily, for our family, and for all of the other local individuals and families facing cancer.

If you’re able, I would be so grateful for your support. Every donation, big or small, helps provide meaningful support to people in our community when they need it most.

Thank you for supporting me, my family, and this important cause. It truly means so much to us.

No one should have to face cancer alone.