Cara Charpentier
Cara Charpentier / 2024 Team Fundraising
I ride for my grandma. I ride for my friends’ parents and grandparents and siblings who have had cancer. I ride for my parents who have taught me what it means to be a good person and the value of hard work. I ride for my sisters who have always been models to me of grace and strength. I ride for my friends who are supportive and loyal to no end. I ride for my teammates who are strong and willing to be so vulnerable. I ride for everyone who has known grief and loss. I ride for hope and the power of bringing people together in the fight against cancer.
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Anonymous
$51.60 / 113 days ago
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BNBuilders
$500.00 / 155 days ago
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Anonymous
$205.80 / 182 days ago
Cara--you are awesome! So cool that you are part of the Texas4000 team. To Alaska and back, indeed!
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Anonymous
$5,301.00 / 217 days ago
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
$2,490.00 / 219 days ago
About Cara Charpentier
One thing I have always known about myself: I want to spend my life helping others. I hope to utilize my technical engineering skills within healthcare. My goal after graduation is to work in clinical settings as a medical device specialist to assist doctors and patients with the use of life-saving medical technologies. Another major goal of mine is to focus on the interpersonal relationships in my life and maintain strong connections with my friends and family. I believe that life’s value can be found within our relationships and the biggest impacts we make are on those we love. Thus, I am trying to prioritize my relationships as well as my career goals in order to build a life where I can make impacts larger than myself but also close to home.
I like to collect quotes that resonate with me whenever I read or hear them, so I’d like to share one that more beautifully and concisely encapsulates my outlook on life.
“I don’t want to give in to despair; I don’t want to take refuge in detached ridicule of unironized emotion. I don’t want to be cool, if cool means being cold to or distant from the reality of experience. I want to feel what there is to feel while I am here.”
- John Green, The Anthropocene Reviewed