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Steve Wampler climbed El Capitan for himself — and for all the kids he wants to inspire and help.

I first heard about this guy when we lived in the same city and he was fundraising for something kinda big. He’s your average guy — a husband, a father of two, just living life. But he’s doing something a little out of the ordinary.

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Laura Willard


Check out The Wampler Foundation to learn more about Steve and the cool stuff he does.

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