The Lost & Found Grief Center to hold 14th annual remembrance run
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Lost & Found Grief Center is holding a running event to remember families, friends and collogues that have passed away on Thursday, May 22.
According to a press release, the center is having their 14th annual Run & Remember 5K and 1-mile Memory Walk at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday at Jordan Valley Park in Springfield.
The center says that citizens interested will be able to pick-up a packet at 5:30 p.m. as other activities start at that time.
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Last year, the center saw 600 runners and walkers participate in the event, the release says.
After the run, participants and visitors are invited for a remembrance program at 7:30 p.m.
The center said that proceeds received through the event will go toward the Lost & Found therapeutic grief support groups.
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