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GWTC 5k for Sickle Cell Anemia & Tim Simpkins 1 Mile: 2022
The 41st annual 5k for Sickle Cell Anemia & Tim Simpkins 1 Mile will be the best yet.
The course through Jake Gaither Neighborhood is very fast and provides participants with a great chance to run personal bests. Volunteers for this race are abundant and enthusiastic.
Proceeds from the race go to Sickle Cell Foundation to help families dealing with Sickle Cell Disease.
When:
September 10, 2022
Where:
801 Bragg Dr
Tallahassee, FL 32305, USA
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