If you know me, you know I'm a major goofball. I crack jokes left and right that aren't even funny—I just laugh and think that they are, and I'm 96% sure that's why other people laugh too. I sing everywhere I go, and I pray for the ears that hear it because, my goodness, it's not pleasant. I'm a firm believer that living in joy is the way to go, and that joy often shines through my pitch of speech.

I'm high-intensity, all over the place, and it's not always easy for me to keep it together.

But when I start talking about what I'm truly passionate about, everything changes. Fully focused, all jokes aside. That's where my heart lies, and that's where my true passion resides. And nothing gets my heart more excited than showing people who get overlooked that they matter, too.

Whether they're homeless, battling addiction, jobless, or feeling hopeless, I'm here to stand tall behind the undeniable truth – they matter too. Behind every label is a person with a unique story, dreams, and a genuine need for support. I firmly believe that hurt people just need someone who can admit they were once hurt too.

On March 23rd, I will be stepping into the ring, quite literally standing up and fighting for individuals who need it most. I’m teaming up with the King’s Arms Project, a charity that passionately believes that hope is for everyone. They go above and beyond by providing shelter, support, and resources to those who’ve been overlooked, the homeless, individuals battling addiction, and those who've lost hope. Their mission goes beyond meeting basic needs; it's about uplifting lives, restoring a sense of belonging and hope. They refuse to give up on anybody and firmly uphold the belief that every person, every life holds immense value.

I wholeheartedly believe that this is a cause worth fighting for, and I'm reaching out to ask for your support in this incredible journey. Together, we can make a powerful impact in the lives of those who need it most. By supporting my boxing fundraiser for the Kings Arms Project, you're not just backing me in the ring; you're also contributing to bringing hope, healing, and transformation to those who may have lost sight of it.