Peri Finkelstein’s Wheels of Courage

Despite living with muscular dystrophy, 24-year-old Peri Finkelstein has completed 12 half-marathons in her wheelchair, turning her challenges into a force for good. Through her participation in these endurance events, Peri has successfully raised over $1 million to support children suffering from deadly diseases. Her fundraising efforts go directly to providing essential resources and support to affected families, demonstrating her commitment to making a significant impact. Peri, an MBA graduate, uses her platform not only to advocate for these families but also to inspire others, proving that her condition does not define her capabilities or her spirit.

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