I uphold the value that children are our future.” To pursue this value

I’m still figuring out what my giving will look like, but I know it will follow what’s close to me. I give to the people and causes I’ve actually watched shape a life, whether that’s a disease that’s touched my family, young people without stable footing, or the quiet work of teaching someone how money actually works. For now, my goal is less about a dollar amount and more about building the habit. I want to give consistently, stay close to where it lands, and let what I learn reshape what I do next.

I aspire to dedicate my time, resources, and expertise to advancing equity and innovation in cancer care. Whether through supporting patient-centered programs, funding early-stage oncology research, or mentoring fellow fighters in the journey, I want my giving to help close the gap between medical discovery and access to life-saving treatment. Over time, I hope to contribute not only financially but also through advocacy, education, and strategic involvement with organizations that empower patients and promote compassionate, evidence-based care. As my career matures, I aim to weave philanthropy into my everyday work, ensuring that progress in oncology translates into hope and healing for every person of every background affected by cancer.

To give to charities that are doing important causes and don’t have the current funding to expand

Build habits related to giving. Understand how I want to give and understand what is important to me.

My goal is to donate to non profit organizations with a focus on animals, specifally santuaries and veternary care for dogs and cats.