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October 09, 2024

Moscow Parks and Recreation 5k

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Moscow Parks and Recreation came together with several community members impacted by childhood cancer to put on a 5k benefitting Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. This foundation helps to find a cure for childhood cancers, which is the leading cause of death by disease in the US. This annual event brought in nearly $500 in research funding. Pictured: Cat Harner, mother of Thomas (forever 2) and Tyler Ochoa, Recreation Coordinator for Moscow Parks and Recreation

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Image: A few members of Strolling Like a Mother, a local mom workout group, put on their annual Turkey Trot. This year's benefitting charity was the American Childhood Cancer Organization of the Inland Northwest (ACCOIN). More than 50 runners helped to raise almost $300 for this charity, which helps local families battling childhood cancer. Safeway donated food for this event as well. Pictured are Cat Harner, Sarah Roberts, and Amy Kaucic.
Image: Over 85 runners and walkers took to the Latah bike path Thanksgiving morning in Moscow for Strolling Like a Mother's 5th annual free family Turkey Trot. This year's 5k brought in over $500 for the Anna Schindler Foundation, which helps the families of pediatric oncology patients in the Inland Northwest with lodging, travel expenses, and food. For more information about the Anna Schindler Foundation, please visit: https://www.annaschindlerfoundation.org/
Image: Over 60 adults and kids came together last Saturday to run and raise money for Alex's Lemonade Stand, which funds Childhood Cancer Research. This is the first year Moscow Parks and Rec put this event on, raising close to $1,400.
Image: Over 70 people gathered to run, volunteer, and cheer on participants of the Moscow Parks and Recreation Childhood Cancer Awareness 5k, which benefitted the organization Alex's Lemonade Stand, whose mission is to provide funds to cure childhood cancer. Members of the Moscow Volunteer Fire Department and Latah Sheriff's Department sent off the runners in style, alongside childhood cancer warrior Ivy Risner. This 5k is also held in honor of Thomas Harner, who passed away from leukemia shortly after his second birthday. Date of 5k: Sept 30 Location: Moscow City Playfields
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