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Fundraiser for the American Lung Association

'Climbing for Clean Air'

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Contributed photo Megan Stump climbed Glen Pass, which is just under 12,000 feet elevation, in the Sierra Nevada last fall. Stump, a 2001 Washougal High School graduate, is raising money for the American Lung Association through its "Climb for Clean Air" program.

A former Washougal High School valedictorian who loves to spend time outdoors is involved in the American Lung Association’s “Climb for Clean Air” program.

Megan Stump, a 2001 WHS graduate, enjoys hiking, backpacking, snowshoeing and camping. She is hoping to raise $3,000 by June 1, in order for the association to sponsor her summit attempt of 12,276 foot Mount Adams with professional guides in August.

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