ALS is NOT a rare disease; it is severely underfunded and a major financial burden on those faced with it. The 8th Annual WB Foundation Tournament will benefit The Truchan Family. Chris Truchan was diagnosed with Juvenile-Onset ALS on March 29, 2021 at the young age of 23 years old. Wyatt wanted to make sure that the WB Foundation helped families like his and we are committed to doing just that.

Since Chris has had ALS for 4 years, he has lost the ability to move any part of his body and is now on a ventilator. His medical care costs are high as ALS is not only one of the most expensive health conditions in the world but also very stressful for the family and caregivers.

Chris was born in Camarillo, California and later attended school in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. Before his ALS diagnosis, Chris loved golfing with his dad Wayne; gardening with his mom Maria, and hanging out at the beach and boogie boarding. In addition, he had a passion for cooking and baking. His specialty was Oatmeal Chocolate Chip cookies which his family and friends always enjoyed. He was also an avid gamer and especially liked the video game League of Legends. In sports, he is a huge fan of Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) and Austin Reaves (Lakers). He has always loved plants and nature and would have been especially thrilled to see the Northern Lights. However, the #1 love of his life is his girlfriend and caregiver Skyler Tucker. She spends all her time with him and loves him dearly. Overall, Chris is a beautiful private soul who wants a cure for ALS and to have a long happy life.

The Truchan family is facing many direct costs related to ALS, including (but not limited to), medical testing, copays, medications, and at-home care. Please join us in honoring Chris by donating any amount you can. We’re endlessly grateful for any contribution you have the capacity to make.

Please join us for a day that is always filled with good times, love and heartfelt support.

8th Annual WB Foundation Golf Tournament

WB Foundation