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Michelle’s House (SCDAA, CT) – Walk Run Bike
Michelle’s House (Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, CT) presents Walk Run Bike. Participants may walk, run or bike on Saturday, September 24, 2022, at East Rock Park! The event takes place at College Woods in East Rock Park. 5K participants will run along the Mill River and around the bottom of East Rock before turning around and returning to the finish. The course is a nice shaded route, perfect for September! We encourage you to wear your t-shirt while you walk, run or bike and share your photos on social media!
Your participation in this event will help support the critical programs that provide educational awareness which drives Sickle Cell Disease prevention.
When:
Saturday, September 24, 2022
Where:
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
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