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St. Maarten sees largest walk for the cure as Hundreds Come out for the fight against Cancer. | SMN News

October 7, 2019

St. Maarten sees largest walk for the cure as Hundreds Come out for the fight against Cancer. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Hundreds stepped up to help raise awareness and funding for cancer care and education on Saturday, October 5th, during the CIBC FirstCaribbean Walk for the Cure, the region’s largest cancer fundraiser across the English and Dutch Caribbean.

Numerous advocates of cancer prevention and awareness - Adtalem/American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Members of Parliament, Ministers, the Positive Foundation, U 2 Can Move Fitness Program, Sentinel Consulting, Elektralyets Foundation, Caribbean Gems, and many other businesses and residents also took to the pavement for the cause.

An invigorating stretching and warm-up session


To read more: http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/32951-st-maarten-sees-largest-walk-for-the-cure-as-hundreds-come-out-for-the-fight-against-cancer.html

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/st-maarten-sees-largest-walk-for-the-cure-as-hundreds-come-out-for-the-fight-against-cancer-smn-news/

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