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El Paso Community Unites for Memory 5K to Support Grieving Families

KVIA••Lauren Bly
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On Saturday morning, the Children’s Grief Center of El Paso hosted its annual Memory 5K Walk and Run at Ascarate Lake, drawing participants eager to support a vital cause. This event not only served as a fundraiser but also as a tribute to loved ones lost, with proceeds going towards free therapy services for children and teens dealing with grief. As the only organization in the region focused on childhood bereavement, the center aims to provide essential resources and coping tools for families. Participants expressed their commitment to the center's mission, highlighting the importance of community support in times of loss.

Key Details: • Event took place on Saturday morning at Ascarate Lake. • Funds raised will support free therapy services for grieving children and families. • Participants honored loved ones while contributing to a meaningful cause.

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