Sarah Ford | April 29, 2014
Last Chance to Register for Fairfax CASA’s 4th Annual Run for the Children
Abused and neglected children need support from all of us in order to reach their potential. Be a part of their support team by registering for Fairfax CASA’s 2014 Run for the Children. April 29, 2014 is the last day you can register for this year’s event.
Help us celebrate this community tradition, which promotes awareness about child abuse and neglect and raises money to help Fairfax CASA volunteers advocate for those children under the court’s protection.
The race will again be held at the Fairfax County Courthouse complex and feature music, wonderful food, great prizes and raffle items.
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