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Mooseheart to host Holiday Lights 5K Run/Walk Nov. 18

On Saturday, Nov. 18, the flag will go down to start the second annual Mooseheart Holiday Lights 5K Run/Walk through the Child City's holiday light displays. The race begins at 5 p.m.

Weaving over three miles through the Mooseheart campus, the walk/run is sponsored by Moose Charities and open to all ages.

Chip-timed for serious runners, and welcoming to families, strollers, wheelchairs and dogs, this event promises to be a great time for a great cause! Food, finisher medals, and race shirts for those who are preregistered only, for all participants.

Help raise money for the child residents of Mooseheart Child City and School.

The goal for the fundraising run/walk is $50,000.

Early bird registration is $25 or $15 for children. Race T-shirts are included with early-bird registration. It includes hot dogs and chili dinner.

Day-of registration will be $35 or $15 for children.

On Friday, Nov. 17, early race packet pickup will be 3:30 to 7 p.m. at the Mooseheart Fieldhouse, off Route 31, south of Batavia. Check in at the gatehouse.

Race day packet pickup and registration begins at 3 p.m.

More information, sponsorships, and registration online at support.moosecharities.org/2017HolidayLights5K.

Built by the Moose Fraternity over 100 years ago, Mooseheart Child City and School serves children who, for a variety of reasons, cannot be provided a suitable home by their family. Mooseheart continues to provide the highest quality of care and education and this challenge can only be met with your generosity.

They need to continue to strengthen an academic program and vocational program that works and allows students to take strides to learn at grade level and graduate with a college scholarship.

Eighty percent of Mooseheart graduating seniors enroll in two- and four- year universities around the country. Mooseheart Child City and School gives children a second chance at childhood in a safe environment where they enjoy a solid education and home.

Visit www.mooseheart.org or follow them on Facebook.

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