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48th Annual Walk Jog Bike-A-Thon: SCDAI
Grab your family and friends and join us as we Get active and Raise Sickle Cell Awareness One-Mile at a Time!
The Sickle Cell Disease Association of Illinois (SCDAI) invites you, your family & friends to join us in raising awareness and funding for individuals in Illinois dealing with the daily struggles of Sickle Cell Disease! Register to receive your 2022 event t-shirt and medal. This year we will be back in person at Marquette Park 67th & Mann Dr. (Kedzie)! You can still choose to participate virtually meaning you get to conveniently choose where you walk, run, jog or bike! We will begin registration and Fundraising now until the end of SEPTEMBER which is Sickle Cell Awareness month. Please help us by getting the word out and gearing up to either walk, jog, run or ride in support of individuals living with Sickle Cell Disease while honoring individuals who have passed away from the Disease!
When:
Saturday, September 24, 2022
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