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10th James Faucett Virtual/Pop-Up Sickle Cell Walk
We are in this fight together for Sickle Cell, but we can’t be together now. Stay connected to the TOVA by supporting the James Faucett III Sickle Cell Virtual/Pop-Up 5K Run/Walk.
We invite you to still participate where you are by running or walking for 20 minutes during the weekend of September 25-26, 2021. Stay Tuned for the Pop-Up location on Social Media @tovacommuityhealth!
All proceeds support TOVA Community Health, which provides comprehensive holistic and compassionate care and outreach to individuals with complex medical conditions like sickle cell anemia/trait.
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