AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH

In case you don't know him, meet Brad Jubin. Outside of working with Coldwell Banker Commercial Bullard in Atlanta, he also climbs mountains for kids. No, we're not kidding, as you can clearly see in this picture of him scaling  Mt. Shuksan in Washington State last year. Brad does an annual mountain climb to help raise money for the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta. This year, he's already raised $3,000 (with names like Choate Construction and Delta Community Credit Union backing him) and plans to climb Alaska's Mt. Eldridge and multiple peaks on the glacier July 3-11. Brad's fascination with climbing began four years ago in conjunction with a major spiritual awakening, he says. An avid athlete growing up, he let his health go for a time. Then he felt a calling to not only change his life, but also climb mountains for charity. The result—including being 50 pounds lighter—has been to get closer to God on peaks throughout the US. If you want to donate to his ascent, gohere

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