TEAM PITTSBURGH

Team Pittsburgh– is the first regional team of the national Climb for Hope—was created this summer with the shared purpose of beating breast cancer…now. Made up of five Pittsburghers, ages 33 to 51, the Team’s goal is to raise $50,000 to honor the 50,000 women who lost their fights with breast cancer in the US last year. To donate to Team Pittsburgh, please click here.

THE CLIMBERS
Above Left To Right: Nick Cobler, Todd Lepley, Laura Willumsen, Karen Kern, Ted Williams

	Nick Cobler lost his 58-year-old mother to cancer three years ago. He climbs so other women won't have to suffer the same fate. Click here to donate for Nick. To contact Nick, click here.
	Karen Kern served as campaign manager for the inaugural Climb for Hope and has now signed on as a climber. She wants to give hope to a friend who is fighting cancer by carrying her name to the top of Kilimanjaro. Click here to donate for Karen. To contact Karen, click here.
	Todd Lepley is an avid outdoorsman, who is using his passion for adventure in order that women everywhere can enjoy cancer-free lives. Click here to donate for Todd. To contact Todd, click here.
	Ted Williams is the father of two wonderful daugethers, Arianna (11) and Natasha (8). He is climbing so that they will never have to know what breast cancer is. Ted is also climbing in the memory of his Aunt Patty and friend Mary Jane Kukuk. Click here to donate for Ted. To contact Ted, click here.
	Laura Willumsen was a member of the inaugural Climb for Hope expedition last January. She is climbing in honor of her sister, who has battled breast cancer twice. Click here to donate for Laura. To contact Laura, click here.