Our Chicago Reporter Hustles Up The Hancock In Two Weeks

Last month we told you about how our Chicago reporter, Chuck Sudo, is training for this year's Hustle Up the Hancock event Feb. 28. Since then, Chuck has been training hard at Palmisano Park (one of Chicago's most unique experiences), ice skating and climbing the stairwells of a 55-story Edgewater high-rise. It's all in preparation to climb the Hancock Center's 1,632 stairs.

Chuck is also raising funds for this event, which will benefit the Respiratory Health Association, which provides funding for research and education about respiratory health issues like asthma, lung cancer and air quality. If you're  so inclined, please donate here.

Go, Chuck!

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