On Saturday, April 26th, my wife Karla, our daughter Anna, and I will be participating in the Histio Hike Shenandoah to raise critical funds for histiocytic disorders—a cause that has become deeply personal to us. My father is currently battling a rare form of cancer, and we are hiking in his honor, hoping to support research, awareness, and patient care for those affected by these devastating diseases.

And YOU can help!

Histiocytic disorders occur when there is an overproduction of white blood cells known as histiocytes, which can lead to organ damage and tumor formation. These conditions affect both children and adults, and while research continues toward better treatments and a cure, the Histiocytosis Association remains dedicated to supporting patients and families facing these challenges every day.

Please help us reach our fundraising goal by making a gift today. Every donation makes a difference!

Thank you for your support—it means the world to our family and to so many others fighting these diseases.

One-hundred percent of donations go to the Histiocytosis Association in support of its mission and programs.