Shaunak Sathe

Shaunak Sathe / 2024 Team Fundraising

Hi! My name is Shaunak and I am currently a junior neuroscience major and Spanish minor. I enjoy anything spontaneous, and love to try new things. In my free time, I like swimming, hiking, baking, grabbing a coffee, or just having a good convo. I'm always down to make new friends, so feel free to reach out!

  • $4,712

    Raised

  • $4,500

    Goal

  • 9

    Supporters

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    Days Remaining

Recent Transactions

  • Amol Shiyekar

    $52.63 / 102 days ago

    We are very proud of you. Congratulations and Good luck.

  • Santosh Nanda

    $154.80 / 108 days ago

  • Shaunak Sathe

    $129.00 / 136 days ago

  • Anonymous

    $10.00 / 137 days ago

    T4Koncert!

  • Michelle Masi

    $25.00 / 148 days ago

  • Texas4000 Merch

    $84.00 / 156 days ago

  • Sandhya Gujar

    $30.96 / 174 days ago

    Shaunak you are an amazing young man with so much potential, we are very impressed by your zeal for helping the world while still pursuing your studies, enjoy your ride to Alaska in pursue of your contribution to make a change!

  • Christy Turner

    $206.40 / 183 days ago

  • Anonymous

    $2,633.07 / 342 days ago

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About Shaunak Sathe

I am incredibly grateful as no one in my immediate family has been significantly affected by cancer. My first exposure to this incredible community came from research experience, in Dr. Rachel Schiff's lab at Baylor. Every day, I learned more and more about the progress of cancer treatment, and realized just how much work is left to be done. But, most importantly, working directly with tumor cells, I understood just how aggressive and formidable this cancer can be. I was inspired by these experts and scientists that have dedicated their lives to fighting this disease, and I ride for them. As I talked excitedly about the organization, my mother pointed out that my great-grandfather had passed away from lung cancer. Curious, I asked about what he was like, but she could not answer; he had died when my mother was young, and her memory of him was reduced to one word: cancer. And so, I went to my grandmother, who began telling me a story of a man who would befriend the stray dogs outside, and knew the multiplication tables up to 50, and would make tea with so much ginger that it was spicy. I ride for him and others like him, to make their story more than just the word "cancer". Thus, I ride for my great-grandfather. I ride for my amazing family of researchers and doctors in Dr. Schiff and Dr. DiGiovanni's labs to thank them for the work they have done and continue to do. And, I ride for everyone, in particular my supportive family, who have encouraged and given me the freedom to pursue my goals. To Alaska and back, Shaunak Sathe